The leopard

1. It belongs to the family of the felids and the genus Panthera.

2. His life expectancy is 20 years.

3. It has a more formed and strong bone structure, apart from having different distributions of spots on the body.

4. Its weight is between 30 and 91 kilos for males and 23 to 60 kg in the case of females.

5. Your best tools are your eyes and your ears

6. The trees are an important element not only for their rest, but also to be able to spy on their prey silently

7. The females are usually in heat for seven days.

8. It can be found in the east and south of the Asian and African continent

9. It has a more formed and strong bone structure, apart from having different distributions of spots on the body.

10. They prefer to hunt at night and sleep during the hot day on vegetation, in caves of other animals or on strong branches at the top of the trees.

11. The gestation period lasts three months and the female can have from one to six puppies per litter.

12. While they go hunting, mothers hide newborns in thickets

13. It is a highly active animal in any part of the day.