Leopard Shows Hunting Skills in the Road

Watch a leopard hunting in Kruger National Park

A leopard in pursuit of the Impala. A leopard's hunting strategy is either to ambush or stalk its prey. In both cases, it seeks to approach its prey from as close as possible. A quick and explosive charge (up to 60 km/h) follows, after which the leopard pounces on its prey and kills it with a bite to the neck. Leopards eat a variety of prey, including impalas, spotted deer, bamboo rats, monkeys, and small birds. However, these big cats can eat a variety of foods and are not picky eaters. The leo

Follow👉IG @bigcatsnamibia Now ! Despite being the smallest of the five big cat species (lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards and snow leopards) the leopard is pound-for-pound the strongest. In fact, a grown leopard is strong enough to carry around 100kg of weight up a tree! Credits @tristan_cary__ 📸 @capturedbyanique Leopard – can lift 125kg (approximately twice their body weight) The average male leopard weighs somewhere between 30 and 70kg, and the largest ones are capable of lifting a hefty 125