Leopards use their sharp teeth and hooked claws to attack their prey. They bite their prey in the throat or at the nape of the neck ...

A leopard silently stalks its prey. Controlling every muscle in its body, it inches its way towards an antelope oblivious to impending doom. Any sound will give the leopard away, but this expert ...

A cheetah is slender, lighter and taller than a leopard, and it also has semi-retractable claws, allowing for swift movements when chasing prey at high speeds. Leopards, on the other hand, are shorter ...

While both animals have sharp teeth and strong bites, leopards have the advantage of long, retractable claws. Leopards are ... especially since the prey is often as heavy — if not heavier ...

Unlike northern seals, leopard seals don’t have clawed paws to help them hold prey. Instead, they have paddle-like flippers with tiny claws, forcing them to vigorously thrash the prey from side ...

While both animals have sharp teeth and strong bites, leopards have the advantage of long, retractable claws. Leopards are ... especially since the prey is often as heavy — if not heavier ...