The leopard in this short video clip looks very at ease both climbing up a tree trunk and relaxing in the branches. The ease ...

Whereas most cats kill their prey through strangulation or breaking the neck, the jaguar's powerful bite gives it the extraordinary ability to kill its prey by puncturing the skull.

Snow leopards' proclivity for mass killing is due in large part to an unfortunate twist of evolution. In the wild, where prey is scarce and tends to scatter quickly, being able to kill two or ...

Snow leopards are threatened by habitat loss, poaching, and retaliatory killing when they turn to livestock for prey.

These photos provide evidence that these elusive big cats still persist in the region,” the organization wrote in a Facebook ...

Clouded leopards can rotate their ankle joints by almost 180 degrees and they kill by biting the back of their prey's neck with their huge teeth.

Leopards prefer suffocating their prey with a well-placed bite to the throat and then dragging the kill into a tree to eat in peace.

The snow leopard has a beautiful, spotted coat, thick enough to insulate them from the cold. Their wide, fur-covered feet distribute their weight over soft snow. Snow leopards are solitary creatures, ...

The leopard was captured after becoming trapped in a livestock enclosure, killing some 30 animals, officials said.

In the wild, where prey is scarce and tends to scatter quickly, being able to kill two or three animals at once gives a snow leopard a much better shot at survival.

Whereas most cats kill their prey through strangulation or breaking the neck, the jaguar's powerful bite gives it the extraordinary ability to kill its prey by puncturing the skull.