Spotted Leopard on a Fig Tree Branch
This illustration depicts a spotted leopard resting quietly on a thick branch of a fig tree in the savanna.
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Leopard Resting in an African Fig Tree
A leopard lounges along a sturdy tree branch high above the ground, overlooking the surrounding African bush landscape. Leopards frequently climb large broad-leafed trees to rest safely away from ground competition.
Facts About Leopards and Tree Habitats
Leopards are exceptionally powerful climbers capable of hauling heavy prey up into tree branches to keep it safe from scavengers. Their spotted coats provide excellent camouflage among the sunlit leaves and shadowed branches of wild fig trees.
Natural Colors of the African Leopard
- Fur background: tawny yellow, warm tan, or golden buff
- Rosettes and spots: black with reddish-brown centers
- Eyes: golden yellow, greenish-gray, or pale brown
- Fig tree bark: grayish-brown with patches of greenish lichen
- Fig leaves: deep green to yellowish-green