Lions, Leopards and Cheetah's can be differentiated from their companions by counting the number of whiskers each one has and the pattern in which they are arranged.
Leopards live in solitude, they only interact with one another in the mating season when the female moves from den to den looking for a partner.
Female leopards have a tendency to remain in the area in which they are born, thus sharing a certain part of the mother's territory.
A leopard thick muscular neck and powerful legs enable it to carry their prey into trees.