What does an amur leopard do?

The Amur leopard, a critically endangered subspecies native to the Russian Far East and northeastern China, primarily hunts at night for prey such as roe deer, hares, and small mammals. It is an adept climber, often using trees for stalking and as vantage points. This solitary feline marks its territory with scent markings and is known for its beautiful, thick fur, which helps it survive in cold, forested habitats. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect its dwindling population and habitat.