At roughly four months old, these leopard cubs have a good chance of surviving—and helping fill the ranks of the critically endangered big cats. | National Geographic

For the first time in history, video recorded the sounds of the critically endangered Amur leopard in the wild. | National Geographic Animals

2.5K views · 87 reactions | Meet the Amur Leopard! Native to northern China and eastern Russia, the Amur Leopard enjoys roaming through the mountains and drinking from the Amur River, a body of water that runs along both countries and after which they are named. Learn more about the Amur Leopard and the efforts to help these cats thrive in the wild at kidszoo.org | Fort Wayne Zoo | Facebook