They are now only found in the border areas between the Russian Far East and north-east China, and possibly North Korea. Most Amur leopards are in Russia, with a few in China. Their range is smaller ...

The amur leopard is considered to be facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild, with a 2007 census counting only 14-20 adults and 5-6 cubs in the south-western Primorye region of Russia.

Meet the Amur leopard, which is considered the rarest big cat in the world. This big cat is critically endangered, with likely less than 200 of them left in the wild. It is also known as the Far ...

The Amur leopard is the rarest ... Data obtained from photo traps show that leopards continue to spread over the territory of the species’ historical range. Further growth in the number of ...