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As the days grow hotter and resources become scarce, even the mighty leopardess must adapt to the environment. Hunting patterns shift, driven by the availability of prey during the dry season. Techniques evolve as she learns to forage in various parts of her territory where prey may be less vigilant, leveraging the shadows for cover.
New life begins in the form of warthog litters, representing fresh opportunities for the leopardess. However, encounters with aggressive mothers pose risks. Time is of the essence, and efficient hunting is pivotal in ensuring both her survival and that of her cub.