The apex predator in Sri Lanka, found in forests and grasslands. Leopards are solitary and territorial, feeding on deer, monkeys, and smaller animals. They are crucial for maintaining the balance of prey populations and ecosystem health. Sri Lankan leopards are known for their adaptability and ability to thrive in various habitats. They have a distinctive rosette pattern on their coat, providing excellent camouflage. Conservation efforts focus on protecting their habitats from deforestation and preventing human-leopard conflicts.