Amur Leopards

Amur Leopards are listed as, critically endangered They are a rare subspecies, living in nature’s extremities in the Amur-Heilong mountains, with a Russian landlord and their genetic variation, is the lowest of any subspecies They can survive in temperate forests and mountain regions keeping south of facing rocky slopes, to avoid too much snow but they can’t avoid the conflict, off the human foundations having to enter the human domain, to find food and grow Amur leopards are poached, for its beautiful spotted fur and their territory is surrounded, by villages and agriculture The villagers hunt their pray, but their prey is in defer as the greed of money, is now a human culture Amur Leopards can only live, ten to fifteen years in the wild and 25 years in captivity, which only makes them riled Let’s give back their territory, to increase their mentors and advance their history, for these amazing carnivores