Billy Currie Photography / Getty Images The Amur leopard might be the rarest big cat in the world. Found in just a small swath of land where Russia, China and North Korea meet, the Amur leopard is ...

In a rare turn of hope, deep in Russia’s cold forests, a quiet feline comeback is making headlines. Once nearly lost forever, ...

The cute cub duo — not yet named — makes up the third Amur leopard litter born at the San Diego Zoo. Previously, Sitka and the zoo's male Amur leopard Oskar had two female cubs in 2018 and two ...

Santa Barbara Zoo will say farewell to its current amur leopards, Marta and her mother Ajax. Marta, born on August 6, 2021, made history as the first Amur leopard born at the Zoo in over 20 years ...

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 ...

SAN DIEGO (CBSLA) — People visitng the recently reopened San Diego Zoo will get a first look at two endangered Amur leopard cubs. The cubs, born on April 26, can be seen as they explore their ...

Sofiya, a 6-year-old Amur leopard. BALTIMORE, MD-– The Maryland Zoo today welcomed Sofiya, an Amur leopard, one of the rarest cat species in the world. Sofiya is a 6-year-old Amur leopard born ...

Zeya, is a four-year-old Amur leopard. She was born May 22, 2012 at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation and made Utah's Hogle Zoo home on October 2015.

The Amur leopard’s rosettes (a k a “spots” to the layperson) are widely spaced and larger than those seen on other leopards. Caitlin Fitch Weight: Males generally weigh 70-105 lbs, but can weigh up to ...

Two endangered Amur leopard cubs have been born at the Brookfield Zoo in Illinois. The 8-week-old male cubs are "thriving," Amy Roberts, the Brookfield Zoo's senior curator of mammals, told ABC News.

The Amur leopard is nocturnal and lives and hunts alone, mainly in the forests of Russia and China. During winter, the hairs of that unique coat can grow as long as 3 inches.