Leopard genes hint at a probable population decline in India a century or two ago
2020-06-15 08:57
Leopards are what ecologists call ‘generalists’. These big cats can thrive in a wide range of habitats – from lush, undisturbed evergreen forests to sugarcane fields and other human-dominated landscapes – and on a wide variety of prey (spotted deer, goats, dogs, all are fair game). No wonder then that these highly adaptable big cats […]
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