FREQUENCY: Uncommon <(tropical woodlands and jungles)>
FREQUENCY: Uncommon ([Tropical Wilderness Hills], [Tropical Wilderness Forest], [Tropical Wilderness Swamp])
FREQUENCY: Very rare ([Tropical Wilderness Plains]) <x?>
NO. APPEARING: 1-2
ARMOR CLASS: 6
MOVE: 12"
HIT DICE: 3 + 2
% IN LAIR: 5% (4 Leopards: forest, TPL18:3rd, REF3.33)
TREASURE TYPE: Nil
NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 ~ 16
DAMAGEIATTACK: 1-3/1-3/1-6
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Rear claws (1-4/1-4)
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Surprised on 1 only
INTELLIGENCE: Semi-
ALIGNMENT: Neutral
SIZE: M
LEVEL/X.P. VALUE: III | 150 + 4
IUCN: Near threatened (2016)

SAVES: 13.14.15.16.16

These carnivores live in tropical woodlands && jungles.
They hunt by laying in wait and leaping upon their prey, surprising on a 1-3.
Leopards can spring 20' upwards or ahead 25'.
If they scare hits with both forepaws during a melee round, the leopard gains 2 additional attacks that round, each attack at 1-4 HP damage.

If found in their lair, there is a 25% chance that there will be 1-3 cubs there.
These young will have no effective attack.

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Snow Leopard
DL3 notes a Snow Leopard on the screen. It is statistically identical, and the THACO is noted as 16.
If one is playing with Weather, then the Snow Leopard will have natural resistance, of some kind, to cold temperatures (but not necessarily resistance to the 'liquid nitrogen' temperatures of some Cold spells).

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Panthera pardus adersi
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanzibar_Leopard

theory:
Panthera pardus indigenous
where indigenous = a word in the local language
so,
if
    they name this animal a felix,
then
    Panthera pardus felix

in theory, extend this to all Latin taxonomy

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either that, or:
Panthera sekhmeta immortalis

goddess, of retribution

[well, hope not: ressurection(DNA)]
[keep a good hope]
:)