The Arabian leopard is the second smallest leopard. The Amur and Javan leopards have unusual coat patterns, with darker fur and wider spaced rosettes. It can be found in all of Africa south of the Sahara desert, and west of the Kalahari. They live in China, India, Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nepal. It is quite abundant, though it is hunted for its skins.
Leopards are the most adaptable of the big cats.
Because of their solitary and secretive nature, most leopards go unnoticed, and so are not bothered. However, leopards are easy to hunt because they can easily be scared into the trees by dogs. Leopards also follow the same arboreal pathways, so if it is studied enough, it can easily be traced. Brush fires also adversely affect the leopard, taking away necessary cover in which to hunt. Leopards, like most cats, are solitary animals, coming together only to breed.