Leopard's Spots
Leopard's are the smallest of the Big Cats. These
distinctively spotted animals are found throughout Africa and
Asia.
Leopards are the smallest of the Big Cats (ranging
from 60 to 200 pounds depending on location), but in some ways they
are the most successful. Their habitat is not only larger than any
other Big Cat, it’s larger than any wild cat period! They are
found throughout most of Africa and all along southern and eastern
Asia. Leopards are also more plentiful than the other Big Cats.
Leopards are well known for their dark rosette (circular) spots
This striking pattern sets them off from the other Big Cats that
live in the leopards habitat. Leopard are very accomplished
climbers. To protect their kills from other predators they will
often drag them up into trees. They are capable of dragging a kill
three times their own weight up into a tree.
This traditional cache is located in a overgrown corner of a
residential neighborhood. Should be a pretty each park and grab,
but there is a bit of a steep drop off from the street to the cache
location. This would also be a great place to practice from CITO if
you're so inclined.
