Food, water, shelter and an absence of poachers.

indian wild dogs eat a amur leopard

They are fully protected by law, and by the Russian government.

Two or three is normal.

Critically endangered Amur leopard only 35 left in wild. The Amur Leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis) is critically endangered. It is one of the rarest big cats in the world with an estimated 35 solitary individuals left in the wild. Their main prey includes roe and sika deer, along with hares and badgers.

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Amur leopards live in mountainous regions of dense forests/snowy wood land. Believe it or not there's only 35 left in the world.

35-50, at most. Maybe as low as 25 animals.

5000 ,if it is below it ,then some them have killed by poachers and if it is more then they have reproduced.

SKINNY AND LONG

Normal leopards are orange with brown spots that have orange spots inside the brown ones. Snow leopards are white with black spots and have white spots within the black ones. Panthers are a species of leopard but are jet black so you can't see the spots.

leopards black leopards and cougars can run at a top speed of about 40 mp/h.

The wildcat is a small cat found throughout most of Africa. The African wildcat does not migrate, they do hibernate.

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An Amur leopard is a subspecies of leopard also known as the Manchurian leopard, Korean leopard or Far Eastern leopard. It is found in the mountains of the Russian Far East as well as parts of China and Korea. It is one of the most endangered big cats as well as being one of the most critically endangered of the nine extant (living) leopard species.

Leopards are not one or the other...they can be either depending on the circumstances/situation they are in.

About 35 remain, but more may be bred or found. Obviously we can't find them all but of the ones found there is about 30 - 50 Amur Leopards left.

we call it "tenwa".

A black leopard is also known as a black panther but a black panther isn't really a species, black panther means any big black cat. Black leopards are very high in the food web/food chain if not they are at the top. :-)

While lions do not eat leopards, they will kill them, when given the opportunity.

The easiest way to stop Amur leopards from becoming extinct would probably be to create a conservation area or protected habitat for a large group of them, hopefully driving them to increase in number. To help to create a conservation area for every extremely critically endangered animal, please sign a petition I know of on robsspace.co.uk, thank you.

Amur Leopards live in couples but after they breed they live alone.