Question

1. even though leopards are capable of running at high speeds, they do not chase after their prey like other wild cats do. how do leopards get their prey?

Explanation:

Leopards are ambush predators. They use their excellent camouflage (their spotted fur helps them blend into environments like forests or grasslands with dappled light) to stealthily approach their prey as close as possible. Then, they launch a sudden, short - burst attack to capture the prey before it has a chance to escape. They rely on surprise and their strength to overpower the prey rather than long - distance chasing.

Answer:

Leopards are ambush predators. They use camouflage to stealthily approach prey and then launch a sudden, short - burst attack to capture it, relying on surprise and strength rather than long - distance chasing.