What does a leapard eat?

A leopard's diet consists primarily of meat, and they are considered carnivores. As opportunistic hunters, they feed on a wide range of animals, including large herbivores like antelope, impala, gazelle, and wildebeest. They also prey on smaller animals such as hares, rodents, birds, and fish. Leopards are skilled tree climbers and often store their kills in the branches of trees to protect them from other predators and scavengers. They also hunt and consume domestic livestock on occasion.