The Edge · CR Critically Endangered
Amur Leopard
Panthera pardus orientalis
The northernmost leopard, padding through snow in the Russian Far East — barely a hundred survive in the wild.
CR · Critically Endangered
Overview
The northernmost leopard, padding through snow in the Russian Far East — barely a hundred survive in the wild.
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Field data
| IUCN status | CR · Critically Endangered |
|---|---|
| Population | ~100 |
| Trend | increasing |
| Last assessed | 2020 |
| Class / Order | Mammalia · Carnivora |
| Family | Felidae |
| Range | Russia, China |
Why it matters
Evolutionary distinction
- Grows a thick winter coat with fur up to 7 cm long.
- Can leap more than 5 metres horizontally through snow.
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Amur Leopard art print
Museum-grade art print from the Amur Leopard plate.
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Amur Leopard plush
Museum-grade plush from the Amur Leopard plate.
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Amur Leopard notebook
Museum-grade notebook from the Amur Leopard plate.
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