Introduction Leopards are highly adaptable predators, and their lifespan varies depending on environmental conditions. Factors such as habitat, food availability, threats, and human interference influence their longevity. This article explores the life span of leopards in the wild compared to captivity. Life Span in the Wild In natural habitats, leopards live an average of 12 to 15 years. Survival challenges such as predation, competition, disease, and food scarcity often limit longevity. Juvenile mortality is particularly high, with cubs facing threats from predators, harsh environmental conditions, and scarcity of prey. Factors Affecting Wild Lifespan Life Span in Captivity Leopards live longer…