Leopards

Can you think of a more stunning and charismatic animal than the leopard? Bring this amazing creature into your interiors with Photowall's very own leopards wall murals. This includesRead more images of related species that are not "true" leopards, which we will delve further into later. These big cats have long attracted the admiration and wonder of human beings. These majestic animals normally have dark spots, called rosettes, which camouflage them perfectly amongst the leaves in their environments. Our collection of leopards wall murals displays these cats in various positions, from being in full predator mode to taking a well-deserved nap in the branches. Notoriously difficult to photograph, each leopards wall mural that features real life photography is a masterpiece of patience and professionalism. These leopards wall murals will upgrade any type of wall, whether this is residential, recreational or even corporate.

Different kinds in leopards wall murals

The leopard, or Panthera pardus, is the only "true" leopard species in the world. It inhabits a wide range of habitats, from deserts and savannas to rainforests and swamps. The African leopard is the most populous of the subspecies and the most represented in leopards wall murals. Due to this big cat's extensive geographical range and its ability to adapt to a wide range of habitats, several distinct subspecies of leopards exist today. There are black panthers, Indian leopards, North Chinese leopards, Persian leopards, snow leopards and clouded leopard. Unfortunately, there are also several subspecies that are critically endangered such as the Amur leopards, Arabian leopards, Sri Lankan leopards, Javan leopards and Indochinese leopards. Your leopards wall murals can play a role in reminding people to get involved with the preservation of these gorgeous beings. Just imagine the impact a leopards wall mural such as "Mountain Snowfall" can have on a member of your family, a friend or any type of visitor.

Variety is key

This healthy dose of different species also works in your favor when it comes to decorating your space. You can have real life photographs that are absolutely magnificent and rich in detail, like "Wooden Bed". Leopards wall murals such as this can instantly transform your wall decor into a marvelous sight. Leopards wall murals also have the aforementioned works of art that give the big an even bigger role and symbolic value. "Leopard Landscape" is an incredible view to have within the living room at home, for example. The lush tones and wonderful scenery can also make these leopards wall murals perfect for the break room in the office. As you can see, you have a wide range of options when you are designing with Photowall's leopards wall murals.

The power to attract of leopards wall murals

Not only are leopards graceful and beautiful, but also pound for pound the strongest cats in Africa. Even though they are considered to be the smallest of the so-called "big cats", they are so strong they have the ability to hoist a carcass of up to 50 kilograms into a tree! By dragging the bodies of large animals aloft, it hopes to keep them safe from scavengers such as hyenas. Leopards can also hunt from trees, where their spotted coats allow them to blend with the leaves until they spring with a deadly pounce, as you can see in plenty of our leopards wall murals. These nocturnal predators also stalk antelope, deer and pigs by stealthy movements in the tall grass. Furthermore, these big cats are strong swimmers and very much at home in the water, where they sometimes eat fish or crabs, as you will notice in some of our more artistic leopards wall murals. Their distinct spots are called rosettes, because they resemble the shape of a rose. These beautiful patterns are a staple of leopards wall murals.
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