Mountain leopards eat

Mountain leopards, also known as snow leopards, primarily feed on a variety of prey, including mountain goats, sheep, and smaller mammals such as hares and rodents. They are skilled hunters that rely on their agility and camouflage to stalk and ambush their prey in rugged, mountainous terrain. Additionally, they may scavenge on carcasses when available. These adaptations enable them to thrive in their harsh, high-altitude habitats.