Risks of Rainforest Leopard

Rainforest Leopards are a solitary species, found in Africa, and Asia. Its adaptations include being nocturnal, and resting in bushes and trees. Its structure is that it has a strong body, enormous head and jaws, sharp teeth, spotted coat, and a long tail to help them hunt during the night. They have predators like fish, reptiles, mammals, rodents and antelopes.In fact in the future the climate might get hotter, and this will affect them. Rainforest Leopards are also used to having their own territory, but the possible effects on the climate change include a hot atmosphere, higher sea levels and different precipitations.This might be a problem, because, with the warmer atmosphere there will be less water, this also means less trees growing and only grass, they will have to share their territories with other species and try to interact with them. Lastly, they will adapt to the hot climate.