Amur Leopard

Originally living in Russia, China, and Korea, and also being also known as the Far East leopard, the Manchurian leopard or the Korean leopard, you can now only find the Amur leopard in the Amur River basin in eastern Russia. These cats live in solitude, which makes it rare for them to breed. Although their numbers have doubled in the last decade it’s estimated that there are only 84 of these wild cats alive today, making them the rarest of leopards and in serious danger of becoming extinct.