The leopard’s agility and stealth are no accident. Over millennia, this species has adapted to survive in a landscape shaped by drought, seasonal abundance, and intense competition. Segera sits where dry savannas meet fertile highlands, a crossroads of climate, species, and survival strategies. High in the branches, leopards stash their kills out of reach, rest beyond the notice of prowling lions, and watch the world from above. These adaptations reflect a deep evolutionary intelligence: a predator perfectly in tune with the challenges of its environment.