Details for Arabian Leopard

• Arabian Leopard

  The Arabian Leopard (Panthera pardus nimr) is a critically endangered leopard subspecies native to the Arabian Peninsula. It is one of the smallest and lightest leopard subspecies, adapted to harsh desert and mountainous environments. Arabian leopards have a pale, sandy coat with sparsely distributed rosettes, providing camouflage in rocky terrain. They are solitary and nocturnal predators, preying on small to medium-sized ungulates, hares, and birds. With only a handful of individuals remaining in the wild, primarily in Oman and Yemen, it is one of the most threatened big cats globally.

  

  Habitat: The Arabian Leopard lives in United-arab-emirates, Saudi-arabia, Oman, Yemen.