In what biome do black leopards live?

Black leopards, also known as melanistic leopards, don't live in a specific biome. They are found in the same areas as regular leopards, which inhabit a variety of biomes including:

* Tropical rainforests: These are the most common habitats for leopards, particularly in Africa and Southeast Asia.

* Savannas: Leopards are also found in open grasslands with scattered trees.

* Dry forests: Leopards can survive in areas with less rainfall and more arid conditions.

* Mountain forests: Some leopard populations are found in mountainous regions.

The melanism (black fur) is a genetic trait, and it can occur in any of these biomes. It's important to note that black leopards are not a separate species; they are just leopards with a specific coat color variation.