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How Leopards Haul Heavy Prey Into Trees

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After a successful hunt, these spotted felines refuse to leave their dinner on the ground for lazy scavengers to steal. Displaying absolute ridiculous strength, they grab antelopes that weigh significantly more than they do and drag them vertically up towering tree trunks. They essentially operate the most exclusive, high-altitude dining establishment in the entire savanna.

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