The Savanna Leopard

A leopard is a large, highly-adaptable cat that can climb trees and store food. Their spots allow them to camouflage easier and every body part helps them succeed in the savanna. They are known for their powerful, muscular bodies, and distinctive black rosette-spotted coats. They are apex predators and expert climbers, often storing prey in trees to avoid competition with lions or hyenas. The leopards adapt from the rainforest to a savanna. Their eyes are improved and they are able to see farther. The leopard's ear becomes sharper. Leopards are nocturnal and they have night vision, but the future leopard will also be nocturnal and have night vision, but it also has better eyesight to spot preys and predators in the tall grass, in the savanna. Their tail allows them to have more balance while climbing trees and navigating rocky terrain. They have a sharper nose to track their prey.