"It's a Poison Sac... a Poison Sac Leopard!" The old wizard from Transfiguration Today watching from the side trembled all over. With a shiver, the notebook in his hand fell straight to the floor—as a veteran expert in Transfiguration and an elderly man, he had never lost his composure like this before.
After a brief chorus of gasps, the watching wizards immediately plunged into panic. Screams rang through the entire floor, wizards began to scatter, and reporters dropped the Video Cameras they were carrying. Some of the faster ones had already started conjuring magical bubbles over their own heads.
More people, like the old wizard from Transfiguration Today, burst out with the vigor of life and began sprinting outward, fast and screaming—except for some third-world regions of the wizarding world, wizarding government buildings in every country had, under the current situation of Voldemort's rampage, activated Anti-Apparition Array barriers.
The Poison Sac Leopard, a beast native to East Africa, resembled a leopard and was considered one of the most dangerous creatures still existing in the world. Along with Werewolves, Acromantulas, and Dragons, it had been classified by the Ministry of Magic as a XXXXX-level danger, but its true level of threat was clearly similar to that of the Basilisk, which had also been placed in this category, far surpassing its peers—its breath alone was highly poisonous and could cause fatal disease, and it was extremely difficult to subdue. According to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, subduing a Poison Sac Leopard required the combined efforts of at least one hundred wizards, and villages in East Africa, whether wizarding or Muggle, were often wiped out because of it.
This rough method of classification by the Ministry of Magic's Magical Creatures Control Division only proved that magical creatures of this level were