Watch these beautiful Amur leopards! This camera trap footage shows an Amur leopard with three playful cubs in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park. It’s the world’s largest protected area for tigers and leopards. Amur leopards are the rarest big cats in the world, so getting footage like this into their secret lives is really special. This is why species monitoring is so important for conservation. Learn more: https://wwf.to/4jMWF4c. | World Wildlife Fund

Storm demonstrated how Amur leopards can haul their prey to safe locations to consume them! 🐆 While this rack of lamb is around 8 lbs, leopards can carry up to 3X their body weight into the trees for safekeeping in the wild. Photo Credit: Keeper Jody #DidYouKnow #AmurLeopard #SedgwickCountyZoo #FunFactFriday | Sedgwick County Zoo

Here is some incredibly rare footage of critically endangered Amur leopards in the wild – isn’t it amazing? Thanks to conservation, their numbers have increased from around 45 in 2007 to 70 adults today. We’ve never had such an opportunity to turn things around and help protect the planet’s amazing wildlife. Discover how you can help make a difference #ForOurPlanet: http://po.st/actionlpr | WWF UK

There are only around 90 Amur leopards left in the wild and they are threatened by habitat destruction and poaching. Adopt one today and help protect this beautiful big cat. | WWF UK