Solitary leopards are large, solitary cats known for their adaptability and stealth. They primarily inhabit various environments, including forests, savannas, and mountains across Africa and parts of Asia. These animals are skilled climbers and often store their prey in trees to protect it from scavengers. Leopards are primarily nocturnal, hunting at night to avoid competition with other predators. Their diet consists of a wide range of animals, from small rodents to larger ungulates. Unlike some other big cats, leopards prefer to live alone, marking their territory with scent markings to communicate with others.