The leopard, with its powerful body, is built for stealth, while the cheetah is nimble and fast on its feet. Both big cats are found in the African savanna, but they don’t share territories.

Imagine locking eyes with a golden, spotted feline in the wild—your heart pounds, but can you say for sure if you’re seeing a leopard or a cheetah? Most people can’t. The truth is, telling these cats ...

At 1:10 the leopard crouches deeper in the grass as the cheetah jogs into the picture. Phakathi said the young male cheetah had been calling out and seemed stressed, perhaps in search of a family ...

Leopard: Cheetah: Jaguar: Definition: A large, solitary cat native to southern Asia and Africa. A slender, fast cat, the fastest mammal on Earth, found in parts of Asia and Africa.

The cheetah's coat is covered with small, solid black spots that are evenly spaced and clearly visible. Unlike leopards and jaguars, these spots are not rosettes or clusters; instead, they are ...

Despite the video labeling the cat as a "cheetah," reports and experts have suggested that it is in fact a leopard. Little is confirmed about the cause of death of the animal, ...

In comparison, the cheetah, the fastest land mammal, runs 50 to 80 mph. Leopards can leap 20 feet forward in a single bound and jump ten feet straight up. They will leap and jump to capture prey ...

The difference between a cheetah and a lion is clear as day, but a leopard and a jaguar? Not so much. Both big cats are muscular ambush predators with spotted coats and a very similar appearance ...