The Amur leopard is now gone from most of its original habitat due to human activity. Only twenty to thirty Amur leopards remain in the wild:

An endangered species has so few individuals remaining that it faces a very high risk of extinction. With only 20 to 30 Amur leopards left in the wild, the Amur leopard is an endangered species; it is not extinct because some still survive.

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