Sri Lankan leopard

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The Sri Lankan leopard is a distinctive subspecies of leopard native to Sri Lanka, known for its relatively large size, rich golden coat with dense rosettes, and status as a top predator that is threatened by habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf carnivore
leopard subspecies
mammal
activityPattern crepuscular
primarily nocturnal
adaptedTo forest edge habitats
rocky outcrops
averageLitterSize 2 to 3 cubs
bodySizeRelativeToOtherLeopards relatively large
class Mammalia
coatColor rich golden
coatPattern dense rosettes
commonName Ceylon leopard
Sri Lankan leopard NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
describedBy Reginald Innes Pocock NERFINISHED
describedInYear 1929
diet birds
deer
small mammals
wild boar
endemicTo Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
family Felidae NERFINISHED
genus Panthera NERFINISHED
habitat dry monsoon forest
grassland and scrubland mosaics
montane forest
tropical rainforest
kingdom Animalia
nativeTo Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
order Carnivora
parentTaxon Panthera pardus NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
protectedIn Horton Plains National Park NERFINISHED
Wilpattu National Park NERFINISHED
Yala National Park NERFINISHED
reproductiveStrategy viviparous
roleInEcosystem apex predator
scientificName Panthera pardus kotiya NERFINISHED
solitary true
subjectOf conservation programs in Sri Lanka
taxonRank subspecies
threatenedBy habitat loss
human–wildlife conflict
poaching
prey depletion
topPredatorIn Sri Lankan terrestrial ecosystems

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Yala National Park hasSpecies Sri Lankan leopard