Leopard (Noun)

Large feline of African and Asian forests usually having a tawny coat with black spots.

Nouns denoting animals.

The leopard crept silently through the forest, its spots blending in with the dappled shade.
In the heart of the African jungle, a leopard lazed in a tree, its tail twitching lazily.
The national park was home to several endangered species, including the majestic leopard.
As the sun set over the forest, a leopard emerged from its daytime hiding place to begin its hunt.
With eyes fixed on her camera, the wildlife photographer waited patiently for the elusive leopard to reveal itself.

The pelt of a leopard.

Nouns denoting substances.

The leopard's pelt was valued for its softness and vibrant spots.
Her favorite coat was made from the luxurious pelt of a leopard.
The fur trader's market stall was filled with exotic items, including the rare pelt of a leopard.
Astonishingly, the pelt of a leopard can have as many as 30 dark spots per coat pattern.
The taxidermist skillfully mounted the pelt of a leopard on a wooden shield to create a stunning display.