How much space does a amur leopard need to live?

Amur leopards typically require a territory of about 20 to 30 square kilometers (approximately 7.7 to 11.6 square miles) for males, while females may need slightly less, around 10 to 20 square kilometers (3.9 to 7.7 square miles). Their habitat includes a mix of forest and shrubland, which provides adequate cover and resources for hunting and breeding. The availability of prey and suitable habitat significantly influences their territorial range. Conservation efforts are crucial to ensure that these leopards have enough space to thrive in the wild.