Amur Leopards live 10-15 years in the wild. In captivity, up to 20.If you want to learn more about Amur Leopards, click this link: WWF

Amur leopards eat deer, roe deer, raccoon dogs, Manchurian hares, wild boar, musk deer, foxes, squirrels, hedgehogs, grouses, and pheasants.

The Amur leopard lives in the temperate forests of far eastern Russia. These forests are being cut down to build farms and get fruits to make medicine. Sometimes, they are being hunted to make fur coats and carpets. Sometimes, they lose their habitat, not meaning death due to no habitat, death of not having enough food due to habitat loss.

Read more about Amur leopards and watch a video on the National Geographic website.

Amur leopards are being hunted. What do you think about this? I am here to protect Amur leopards and the land that they live in, the temperate forests of Eastern Russia. I think that these cats are very cute and you see what I mean.

            This is the Amur leopard. This is what I am working to protect.