Leopards are predators with many skills to adapt to many different environments, they can attack prey from tall trees or into the water to catch fish… But these diverse skills also do not help it win this prey.

The person targeted by the leopard is a hedgehog (Scientific name: Hystrix cristata), a hedgehog that can weigh up to 13 kg when fully grown. They have a layer of sharp spines covering enough to protect the hedgehog from aggressive predators.

The leopard was stabbed in the leg by these thorns when using its forelimbs to attack the hedgehog, it was injured and bleeding, but because of its intense hunger, it persistently followed the hedgehog. In the end, the leopard had to accept giving up because its victim was too… hard!

The porcupine is a mammal of the porcupine family, widely distributed throughout Asia, Europe, North America, Africa, and Australia. The name “porcupine” is named after the way they protect themselves by curling up and taking the spines on their backs to intimidate predators.

Hedgehogs have a large, fat bodies, short legs, and round faces. Hedgehogs’ plumage is typically brown, black, or gray, with some species having yellow or white stripes on their backs. On the back of the hedgehog,g there are many sharp spikes, which can fall off when they are attacked. Hedgehogs are omnivores and prefer to eat plants, fruits, seeds, insects, insects, and even other small animals if no food is available.