Leopards’ unique ‘sawing’ sounds could aid conservation efforts

Mongabay
Jan 30, 2025, 6:42 am85 pts
NAIROBI, Kenya — Leopards often produce a unique, deep, guttural roar commonly described as “sawing” due to its resemblance to the sound of a person sawing wood by hand. Researchers in a study published in the journal of Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation have found that studying these sounds,…

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