Sabor

Appearance: Sabor is a leopard, but more greatly resembles a jaguar. She is more stocky than a typical leopard, and she has exaggerated proportions. She has green eyes and sharp, long thin fangs more akin to a scimitar coat such as the extinct Homotherium than to a real leopard. Her coloring is typical of a leopard, with black spots featuring a brown rosette in the middle, on top of yellow ochre fur, with a white tip of of the end of her tail.

Personality: Sabor is a silent and dangerous leopard who prowls the jungle in search of prey to kill and eat. She is a predator by nature, but kills for reasons beyond instinct on occasion. Sabor is above all else a formidable enemy; being a wild beast, she is one of the deadliest predators. While the main reason of Sabor's villainy was due to living as a fierce, aggressive, and bloodthirsty predator who is trying to survive in a harsh jungle just like real-life predators, Sabor is also regarded as a villainous character due to the fact that her antagonism and villainy are motivated by her being at odds with the gorillas: Sabor viewed Kala as one of her archenemies since the female gorilla saved the baby Tarzan not long after Sabor killed his parents and the said gorilla's son. However, Sabor seemed to focused more on Tarzan than Kala, which is seemingly obvious due to the fact that she was denied the opportunity to eat Tarzan at least twice (which the second time was due to Zugor's interference) and thus marked Tarzan as the main priority as her target. Additionally, she seems to kill for reasons beyond food, as she kills Tarzan's parents, but leaves the bodies with no intention of eating them, ignoring potential meals just so that she can target children. This may suggest that she was sadistic or infanticidal, as babies of any species were an easy meal to a creature like Sabor.

Sabor was extremely old for a leopard by the time she fought Tarzan for the last time in the film, being well over 20 years old (close to the lifespan limits for this cat). Despite her age, she showed no signed of deterioration from her aging and her deadliness actually increased as she grew older, as she was successfully able to defeat Kerchak before nearly killing Tarzan himself, keeping pace with him throughout their battle and even briefly overwhelming him.

History: Sabor first appears stalking through vines during the night, where she spots Kerchak and Kala's baby strolling while chasing a frog. Snarling at the baby gorilla, Sabor manages to catch and maul him to death, much to both Kerchak and Kala's complete distraught upon hearing the sound and seemingly witnessing her eating him offscreen. Sabor is later able to infiltrate the treehouse home of Tarzan's shipwrecked parents, where she manages to kill the couple offscreen. Eventually, Sabor is about to eat their baby son, who is rescued by an investigating Kala. By luck, Kala manages to escape Sabor by having one of her paws trapped with a rope and a pulley while escaping down on a boat used by Tarzan's parents as an elevator. Kala then growls at Sabor before fleeing away with the baby, calling him Tarzan and raising him as her own adopted son.

18 years later, Sabor ambushes the gorilla troop. Kerchak battles with the leopard, but despite his huge size and strength, Sabor's deadly moves such as her claws, teeth, agility and reflexes prove to be too much for the silverback to handle. Fortunately, Tarzan, now a fully grown man, engages in a fight against Sabor with his own agility and cleverness, which ends when Sabor leaps down on Tarzan, sending both of them plunging into a pit below. Sabor is finally killed as she is impaled on the head of Tarzan's spear tip when the ape man raises it against the ferocious leopard, thus killing the animal. Tarzan then calls out his famous ape war cry as he lifts up Sabor's dead body, finally avenging his real parents that day along with his adopted brother (Kerchak and Kala's son).

Sabor also made a brief appearance in Tarzan II, which took place during Tarzan's youth. While she chased Tarzan into a valley, Sabor nearly kills Tarzan. However, the sudden cry of the Zugor frightens the leopard off.

Mating usually is painful and only done for reproduction and not pleasure due to the keratin spikes that only male leopards have on their penis, the spikes claw the inner walls and causes pain which is why males hold the females to stop them from attacking or running off. Sabor will turn her back to them, crouch low to the ground and angle her hips towards them as an invitation for mating. The male bites the scruff of the female in a painless way to hold them in place while mating. Sabor is solitary and will chase off any other leopard that tries to take her territory or is hunting on her hunting grounds.

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