Leopards mate by copulation, in which the male mounts the female from behind. Leopards' sexual acts are relatively brief, lasting between a few seconds to a few minutes. Leopards, unlike several other big cat species, do not engage in lengthy mating rituals. The male and female may separate after copulation, and the female will bear the pregnancy until she gives birth to a litter of cubs. Following mating, the female may go through a gestation period of 90 to 105 days before giving birth to a li

3.9M views · 58K reactions | The leopard's hunting technique includes ambush of prey or stalking it. However, this leopard was in for a surprise as the male warthog charged at it. After several attempts, it was an unsuccessful hunt for the leopard  Captured in South Luangwa National Park by Peter Geraerdts | Zambia Tourism | Facebook