Amur Leopards...
Published on Mar 22, 2016
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How they got endangered:
- Amur Leopards are one of the most endangered cat species.
- One of the reasons why they are endangered is because, in 1999, an undercover investigation company was selling the Amur Leopard's skin for $500 and $1,000.
Photo by smerikal
Where they live:
Amur Leopards live in mild forests of Far Eastern Russia.
Photo by Knight Foundation
How Amur Leopards Look
- Amur Leopards have fur that can grow up to 7.5 centimeters long in the Winter.
- An Amur Leopards rosettes (spots) are wide - spaced and larger then those seen on other leopards.
- Their tongue have hooks/rasps called denticles, which are used to scrape off the meat of its prey.
Photo by ianduffy
What Do Amur Leopards Eat?
- Amur Leopards usually eat a majority of types of deer.
- Some include: Roe Deer, Red Deer, and Sika Deer.
- Besides from Deer, Amur Leopards also eat, Wild Boar, Hares, Badgers, etc.
Photo by Eric Kilby
How Fast?
Amur leopards can run p to 37 miles per hour.
FACTS
- Amur leopards are called the "rarest cats on Earth," since they are endangered.
- They live further north than any other subspecies of leopards.
- Amur leopards can leap 10 feet vertically
Photo by wildphotons
