The Amur leopard is a nocturnal animal that lives and hunts alone – mainly in the vast forests of Russia and China. During the harsh winter, the hairs of that unique coat can grow up to 7cm long. Over ...

Amur leopards now occupy a territory of about 2,350 square miles, an area roughly four times the size of London. This three-fold range expansion has benefited greatly from the creation in 2012 of the ...

Symbolically adopt an Amur leopard with the World Wildlife Fund. Funds go toward establishing anti-poaching units and developing education programs to showcase the animal’s importance across its ...

The most recent census of Amur leopards by World Wildlife Fund shows that the number of these critically endangered cats living in the wild has doubled since 2007.

An Amur leopard walks past a camera trap in Russia WWF-Russia / ISUNR The Amur leopard was driven nearly to extinction due to poaching, forest fires, unchecked development and inbreeding ...

Following the April 18 announcement that only 25 to 34 of the Amur or Far Eastern leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis) remain in the wild, World Wildlife Fund says the number must now be revised ...

The Saint Louis Zoo has welcomed two adorable – and incredibly rare – bundles of joy: Anya and Irina, critically endangered Amur leopard cubs. Amur leopards are thought to be the world’s ...

World Wildlife Fund. April 18, 2007, 12:36 PM EDT / Source: Reuters. ... The Amur leopard used to roam freely around the Korean peninsula and northeast China but farms, ...

The Amur leopard twins' mother, Satka, ... with only about 120 left in the wild in Russia and China, according to the World Wildlife Fund. The animals have thick, luscious, ...

If all goes well, ALTA ­— which comprises 15 international NGOs that channel money raised by the global zoo community, public, and corporate sponsors to four implementing agencies working to save the ...

Things are starting to look up for the rarest big cat on the planet: The critically endangered Amur leopard, which is indigenous to southeastern Russia and parts of northeastern China, has doubled ...

The Saint Louis Zoo has welcomed two adorable – and incredibly rare – bundles of joy: Anya and Irina, critically endangered Amur leopard cubs.