Every Animal adapts to changes in their envioronment, Some adaptions are physical, while others are behavioral
One of the physical adaptations of a leopard is that they can run really fast. They can run up to 36 mph. They can also jump 20 ft forward, and leap 10 ft straight up. All these things help them hunt easier, because that's how they get their food.
Another physical adaptation of the leopard is that they have hooked claws. They peirce the prey with their hooked claws to make the prey very weak.
Sharp and strong teeth are another important physical adaptation. The leopard's last part of killing its pray is the deadly blow that comes from the cat’s teeth. These teeth bite directly at the prey’s neck or throat.
The last physical adaptation that I will talk about is that leopards have long flexible tails for balance. They do lots of climbing, so they need to have good balance.
A behavioral adaptation is that leopards carry their prey up into trees. They do this so that other animals won't steal it from them.
An important adaptation for the leopard is that they have learned how to camoflauge themselves very well. They know where good places to hide are, when to stand still, etc.
An important behavioral adaptation that leopards have is that they have a very flexible diet. So if there are other animals in their habitat that are eating a certian type of prey, the leopard can just eat something else.
The last behavioral adaptation that I will talk about is that leopards hunt at night. They do this because a lot of the animals that kill leopards are awake during the day and not at night, so the leopards will be safer hunting at night. Also, leopards have excellent eyesight, so the prey probably won't see the leopard as well as the leopard can see the prey.