It can be said that there are the least number of leopards in the world at present. Up to now, the number of leopards in the wild has almost never exceeded 1, and most of them only live in northern China and parts of Russia, so it is one of the most endangered big cats in the world. At present, the number of leopards in China has gradually decreased due to the destruction of their habitats, with only about 15 wild individuals.

At present, there are about 23 Far East leopards in the cold regions of China and Russia, but the number of Far East leopards in the wild has not increased greatly. There are only over 4 wild individuals in the Far East of Russia, and only 1 Far East leopards in North Korea are hidden in the forest. As early as 1969, the last Far East leopard in South Korea was shot and killed. Far East Leopard is a protected animal of several levels

Far East Leopard is a first-class national protected animal in China, which was approved by the State Council as early as 1988 to be included in the List of National Key Protected Wild Animals, and it can almost be said that it is one of the animals as important as the giant panda. At the same time, the Far East Leopard was once listed in the red list of endangered species, and it is a member of the Washington Convention list. It is a endangered species and needs human protection to survive on the earth better. What does the Far East Leopard look like

The Far East Leopard is commonly known as the leopard. Therefore, it is known that the most typical feature of the Far East Leopard is that it has black spots like copper coins all over its body, in which the circular spots on its head are the most dense and tiny, while the spots on its tail and back are the largest and sparse, showing the shape of a plum blossom. It is very huge, almost second only to the world's largest tiger, the Northeast Tiger, with a maximum of 13 kilograms, which is very fierce.