Where do amur leopard live?

Answer 1

amur leopards live in northeastern china
The rarest cat on earth - the Amur leopard, which population in the wild hardly exceeds 30 individuals, inhabits only the southwest of the Russian Far East. Amur leopard is the most northern leopard subspecies, with the distribution area that goes a little northward from the 45 parallel. At present it can be found only in the southwest of the Russian Far East. This is one of the rarest felids in the world. In the Russian Far East there is no other mammal whose survival would be under a more immediate threat. The characteristic for this predator habitat is mixed coniferous-broadleaved forest. This large cat prefers broken terrain, steep slopes, rocks and watersheds. In Primorye the Amur leopard is protected in Kedrovaya Pad nature reserve, Barsovy and Borisovskoye Plateau wildlife refuges.
The Amur leopard lives in Russia. It is one of the rarest big cats in the world. In spite of their relatively small size, Amur leopards can carry three times their own weight up a tree.
Amur Leopards live in Southeastern Russia

Answer 2

amur leopards live in northeastern china
The rarest cat on earth - the Amur leopard, which population in the wild hardly exceeds 30 individuals, inhabits only the southwest of the Russian Far East. Amur leopard is the most northern leopard subspecies, with the distribution area that goes a little northward from the 45 parallel. At present it can be found only in the southwest of the Russian Far East. This is one of the rarest felids in the world. In the Russian Far East there is no other mammal whose survival would be under a more immediate threat. The characteristic for this predator habitat is mixed coniferous-broadleaved forest. This large cat prefers broken terrain, steep slopes, rocks and watersheds. In Primorye the Amur leopard is protected in Kedrovaya Pad nature reserve, Barsovy and Borisovskoye Plateau wildlife refuges.
The Amur leopard lives in Russia. It is one of the rarest big cats in the world. In spite of their relatively small size, Amur leopards can carry three times their own weight up a tree.
Amur Leopards live in Southeastern Russia