Perched high in a tree, a young leopard cub surveys its surroundings with curiosity and caution. Clutched nearby is a dik-dik, a tiny antelope that fell prey moments earlier to Giza, the elusive black leopard. The cub, just ten months old and named Nyota, experiences the wild lessons of survival firsthand. The dik-dik, Africa’s smallest antelope, highlights the delicate balance of predator and prey in the savannah. In this quiet yet powerful tableau, we glimpse the early education of a predator,