Leopards (Panthera pardus) live in Africa and Asia. Despite their relatively small size compared to other large cats, they are dangerous and fearsome predators. Their ability to stalk and eat any animal makes them the most successful feline species in the wild.
They usually live and hunt alone. The main food of leopards includes antelopes, primates, deer, wild boar, rabbits.
In Kruger National Park, Africa, leopards are ambushing to wait for the opportunity to get close to their prey. The hunt seemed to be nearing the time of reaping the sweet fruit, when a roar from behind appeared.
It turned out to be the roar of a giant elephant approaching the cheetah’s hideout. The leopard was ruined by the elephant on the hunt that it had meticulously set up a trap.