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Leopards are incredibly stealthy and versatile hunters. Their rosette-patterned coats provide excellent camouflage, allowing them to stalk prey undetected. They are powerful climbers and use trees both as vantage points and as places to stash their kills. Their diet is diverse, enabling them to adapt to various habitats and prey availability.
Black-bellied korhaans help maintain the balance of the savannah ecosystem by controlling insect populations and dispersing seeds through their diet. Their presence indicates a healthy grassland environment, making them a vital part of the savannah’s biodiversity.
Monkeys are crucial seed dispersers, helping forests regenerate by spreading seeds through their droppings. Their foraging behaviors also control insect populations, contributing to the health and balance of their habitats. Additionally, their presence supports predators, forming an integral part of the food chain.