5 Female Leopards breed with One Male Leopard
Channel: Gruesome Stories
Date: 2022-08-26

Hi there. Welcome to my channel. This video will discuss a very rare and exciting occurrence involving leopards. If you know anything about leopards, it is that they are territorial and solitary. It is rare to see leopards share anything, be it food, territory, or mate. However, in this video, five female leopards share one mate. It is not only an exciting occurrence but equally rare and strange. Come along as we give you the full details of the rare event. But before we do, remember to subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification button so you don't miss out on other videos. 

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Leopards are one of the popular animals in the cat family. You know them for their speed, agility, and strength. While they are not as big as other wild cats, leopards are regarded as the strongest wild cat. Studies show that a leopard can hoist a 50kg carcass up a tree. You probably also know that leopards can also carry dead prey thrice its size. 

You may not know that leopards are solitary and do not share things, even with themselves. So it is rare to see a leopard sharing food. This is the reason why leopards stash their killed prey up on the tree to prevent other predators such as lions and hyenas from reaching it. They also don't share mates. You will be hard-pressed to see two or more leopards sharing a mate. 

This is why this video is a rare occurrence. We see one male leopard mating with five female leopards. This is rare because one of the female leopards who originally started the mating process should have chased or fought off the other female leopards. But she didn't. 
Another reason why this event is strange is that leopards share the same mating ritual with lions. 

This means that leopards mate for long periods too. On average, a leopard can make it every 15 minutes for five days. This means that they can mate 250 times. However, there is an explanation for this, and this explanation will possibly be the reason behind the rare occurrence in this video. 

Female leopards are unlike female humans. They start ovulation based on a stimulus, unlike human females who ovulate naturally as a part of a cycle. To start ovulating, female leopards need to be around a male leopard who also wants to mate. The actions of the male leopard set the female leopard into the state of estrus, which is when the hormone levels of the female rise to a point when she can produce eggs.  

As she starts ovulating, the female leopard leaves a scent in her urine, and this scent tells the male leopard that she is ready to mate. The male leopard can taste this scent using a gland on his tongue known as the Organ of Jacobson. This gland measures the hormone level from the urine and lets the male leopard know it is time to mate. 

Once mating starts, the female leopards start ovulating continually, making them receptive during mating. As a result, mating between leopards is continuous. The male leopard gets a few minutes of rest and goes at it again. The reason why the leopard needs to mate continuously is due to the weak nature of its sperm. Thus, it needs to mate numerous times to ensure the success of the mating process. 

Thus, the female leopards in this video probably got stimulated by the sight of the male leopard mating with one of them, and they started ovulating, which makes them receptive to mating. In this video, you'll see the male mate with one of the females, then rest for about 4 minutes before moving on to the next. 

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