Why are Leopards Spotted?

Why are leopards spotted but tigers striped?

Researching 35 species of wild cats with different fur designs, it was found that dense habitats in the trees tend to be home to patterned wild cats. These species are also more likely to be active in the dark. So what does this all mean? The detailed patterns on these wild cats have evolved to help them camouflage in the spaces where they live!

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73 COMMENTS

michelle28 April 2, 2023 At 7:05 pm

Wow really fascinating!
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bansalharshika April 2, 2023 At 7:37 pm

Cooool
lucasaurus1 April 2, 2023 At 9:19 pm

Really cool
BunnyRabbitHop April 3, 2023 At 8:21 am

Wow that is so cool.
TheorenG April 3, 2023 At 10:20 am

Amazing
AnuA April 3, 2023 At 4:58 pm

Cool never knew that before
Sam68 April 3, 2023 At 7:01 pm

To camouflage to get there food.
hotsun April 3, 2023 At 9:01 pm

So cool
Gracie89 April 3, 2023 At 10:24 pm

Wow that was cool
lol
Jbear13 April 4, 2023 At 7:01 pm

Never heard that is so cool

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