Hello everyone! My uncle recently went on a safari tour in the Serengeti. He told me that a lion attacked and killed a leopard. He showed pictures of the dead leopard's two remaining brothers. I'm pretty sure it was a cheetah, though. And I don't think a lion would ever attack a leopard, but it would definitely attack a cheetah. What do you think? It would be great to get an answer quickly.
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he would. the lion is significantly larger and stronger than a leopard. Lions see food competitors in other cats and hyenas and attack them. If the leopard does not flee in time on thin branches that can no longer carry the weight of the lion and the lion caught him he kills him to have a fodder competitor less. Geparde are also attacked, of course. But if they were brothers, they were cheers. they often join a hunting community. Leopards are absolute loners. only for pairing they seek society and a mother with boys. Leopard males are single-handed.
This can happen if the leopard enters the territory of the lions and they see their pack threatened.
Okay, thanks. That’s right. But a leopard would never go near a pack of lion 🙂
Perhaps he is forced to find nowhere else food 😉
So the pictures looked again.
Now I’m 1000% sure it’s a cheetah and that my oncle has no idea of animals xD
Yeah, that’s all over again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_t03yhiVwQ