Overall, their range has shrunk to 8.5 million square kilometers (3.3 million square miles), from a historic high of 35 million square kilometers (13.5 million square miles).

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Snow leopard cubs have been photographed in Mongolia - the first time researchers have visited one of the animals' dens since ...

The Amur leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis), North Chinese leopard (P.p. japonensis), and Arabian leopard (P.p. Nimr), for example, have lost about 98 percent of their historical range.

Similarly, in China, the leopard now occurs only in 0.4 percent of its historical range. The leopard’s habitat in Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand has also shrunk dramatically, the study found.

The International Snow Leopard and Ecosystems Forum came to a close with all twelve snow leopard range countries uniting to increase efforts to secure a future for the species and its habitat, on ...

The leopards of southeastern Asia are in trouble. A new study finds that the habitat of the subspecies known as the Indochinese leopard ( Panthera pardus delacouri ) has shrunk to less than 6 ...

All eight leopard subspecies are threatened across their Asian and African range, according to a new updated assessment. Here, a leopard stalks through the tall grasses of Botswana's Okavango ...