Leopards and cheetahs look very similar, since both have spotted coats, but the two species of big cats are actually quite different.
Leopards are usually bigger than cheetahs, and they are typically more
aggressive. Groups of cheetahs work together to hunt small mammals,
whereas one leopard can catch an animal weighing as much as 400
pounds. Cheetahs are relatively comfortable around humans and have
even been kept as pets, but leopards have occasionally been known to
attack humans unprovoked.
Which detail from the text best supports the inference that leopards typically
hunt alone?
A. leopards have occasionally been known to attack humans
O B. one leopard can catch an animal

C. Leopards are usually bigger than cheetahs
O D. Groups of cheetahs work together