Does a leopard ever change its spots, in regards to humans?

A leopard doesn't change its spots is used to indicate that character traits do not easily change. Even more particularly, bad character traits do not easily change. A man may say he has transformed himself. A woman may insist she is different than she was before. read more

If the humans job or even hobby is to watch the Leopard then yes, change can be observed. If said Leopard is just introduced, and the Human is left to imagine or speculate about the changing of spots, then a lot begins to happen. Yes becomes no, white becomes black so on and so forth. If the Human never even sees the Leopard though, and is asked to speculate on the changing of spots, then good luck. read more

Unless this is a trick question that deals about something other than the animal, no. Leopards have their spots for life. In nature reserves etc the spots are used to identify leopards for statistical reasons. read more

Leopard. The leopard cannot change its spots, nor can the tiger change its stripes, but new research tells us something about how cats end up with their spots and stripes. read more