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Amur leopard

me too, it's that true

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Its really depressing knowing how endangered they are ;-((

That gave me anxiety. 🤪

My knees hurt watching this

YES...I WAS WISHING FOR THE LITTLE ONE'S LIFE...THANKS GOD HE JUMPED INTO WATERS....

Hearing all these snowflakes claiming they're all for saving impalas ",omg a big cat caught its prey, how awful, we must save the impala" makes me wanna puke! 🤦🏼‍♀️

@@ognyena the cycle of life must continue

If we don't start to make an effort with climate change, it will be very difficult for it not to happen....I just read how lots of zebra, elephant and wildebeast are dying in Kenya because of the drought.

I have theories myself, leopards tend to take after jaguars and tigers in nature. Tigers dominate their environments, have incredible jumping abilities, and are great swimmers so they are powerful solo hunters that hide in forests and grasslands to stalk prey. Prides would never work for them due to their unique abilities and the fact that it might impede their abilities to hide their presence. Lions on the other hand formed prides and are the only cats to do so.......I think the reason is it greatly benefits them on the open planes where teamwork is greatly needed to secure food (because large buffalo can maim lions) and a pride of lions even took down a giraffe before (but would not stand a chance alone). They needed groups to defend themselves against other group predators like hyenas and wild dogs, which all makes sense when you think about the rivalries between them. I guess leopards on the other hand who are smaller, more agile, and climb well don't benefit from groups as much because they are great solo hunters and faster. They are able to get prey that can climb and they can escape any bigger predator by getting out of reach. Lions have to cover the ground so the prides make sense in such an environment. My theory is if lions were either better climbers or in a different environment (like forests), they would more likely be solitary hunters as well. Only Africa with its unique landscape and some of the most dangerous herbivores on the planet has a cat that hunts in prides. It would also be impractical for a group of leopards to all run into trees like monkeys or something, so instead they occupy different territories and learn their environments well.

@@TheSoulCrisis great analysis

@@leosolis5846 Thanks sir. :) I've been studying wildlife for ages now, I was reading dinosaur books as a kid. ;)

@@TheSoulCrisis what about Asiatic lion?

When I heard leopards be called solitary I didn't realise the extent until recently in a documentary. They pretty much flee the scene before any confrontation can ever happen they really don't like other animals, they'll abandon a kill in the tree's if baboons and birds are making alert calls and causing to much stress just to come back later when ots quiet to eat.

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hmm

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The Leopard The Black Leopard.

The prey _wouldn't exist_ without the predator. The swift, agile, beautifully camouflaged form of herbivores like the impala serves one purpose - avoiding been eaten by carnivores. And herbivores left unchecked decimate their environment. it's all very paradoxical when you think about it.

@@EliteRock Yeah too many herbivores will eat all the food and starve to death. This happened when rabbits went unchecked on some farmlands.

They dont feel stress ! You do...🤦🏼‍♀️

@@ognyena They do feel stress, just not the typical stress that lingers like in humans. They will get stressed while they are in the situation, but when they get away the stress will disappear. They won't stress about future events, just the ones they are in. Dogs are the same way - take them to a vets office and they'll become stressed. Which is shown as panting, and their heart-rate will rise. I mean even alligators and crocodiles can die from stress, and going into shock due to stress.

Imagine being _both_ at the same time because you're a mid level predator.

Another Day, Another Dave

LOL Cracked me right up!

@@CPLEGENDS-1 hahahah if that's a reference to Ragnorak, I died! 🤣

another one bites the dust

and Dave was like "FKN noobteam look at the map OMG halp"

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For real, thank you captain obvious 🤣

Really? What gave it away lol?

Dam man I sorry for you to see that

@@yerman0564 haha, you wouldn't wanna know...

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The Water Sound Like It LoL

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Camera crew probably spooked the and the leopard let it go

Deer even eh?....

@@thesaintst1851 Lol

leopard maybe thought it was dead

its an impala

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They are, but they're not related to Leopards. Snow Leopards are closer to Tigers than they are to true Leopards.

@@TheChimples it's just their size that probably puts them with the leopards

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Snow Leopard Aren't Really Related To ANY Other Leopards...

@@alvirtabil1790 it's just their size that probably puts them with the leopards

He tries so hard to copy the Crocodile Hunter

He’s not wrong though

You guys are idiots, 99% of cats that have a collar were helped by humans and freed into the wild, but they are just being tracked in case it needs more help

It's still elusive, even with a collar. What you gonna do, climb up the canopy to check in the branches ?

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