How many lepoards are left in the world?

Answer 1

Sri Lankan Leopard: 700-950

Javan Leopard: Less than 250, maybe less than 100

Arabian Leopard, South Arabian Leopard: 150-250

Amur Leopard: 30-60

Persian Leopard, Caucasian Leopard, Central Asian Leopard, North Persian Leopard, West Asian Leopard: 871-1,290

Then there are the African leopards... 27'000?

14,000 leopards in India

These are rough estimates, but it is unlikely in the extreme that the worlds wild leopard population is as high as 100,000.

If you put where, we could answer you. Like, the Usa, asia, where?
it really depends which type of leopard...for example there about 40 amur leopards left in the wild in Russia

There is no such thing as a "leapord".

Answer 2

It is estimated that there are around 700,000 leopards left in the world. However, these numbers are continuously declining due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflicts. Conservation efforts are critical to safeguard the future of these big cats.

Answer 3

As of 2014 it is estimated that under 500,000 leopards are left in the world. Many of these are in captivity.