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    The Amur leopard is critically endangered and lives in forested and mountainous areas of southeastern Russia and China. It feeds on larger prey like deer and boar as well as smaller mammals, birds, and fish. Males are 64-78 cm tall, 120-150 cm long, weigh 32-48 kg, and have tails 82-90 cm long, while females are slightly smaller at 107-136 cm long and weigh 25-42 kg. The main threats to the Amur leopard are poaching for its fur and organs and habitat loss from deforestation.

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    The Amur leopard is critically endangered and lives in forested and mountainous areas of southeastern Russia and China. It feeds on larger prey like deer and boar as well as smaller mammals, birds, and fish. Males are 64-78 cm tall, 120-150 cm long, weigh 32-48 kg, and have tails 82-90 cm long, while females are slightly smaller at 107-136 cm long and weigh 25-42 kg. The main threats to the Amur leopard are poaching for its fur and organs and habitat loss from deforestation.

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    I Chose The Amur Leopard

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    tomi lucker
    The Amur leopard is critically endangered and lives in forested and mountainous areas of southeastern Russia and China. It feeds on larger prey like deer and boar as well as smaller mammals, birds, and fish. Males are 64-78 cm tall, 120-150 cm long, weigh 32-48 kg, and have tails 82-90 cm long, while females are slightly smaller at 107-136 cm long and weigh 25-42 kg. The main threats to the Amur leopard are poaching for its fur and organs and habitat loss from deforestation.

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    I chose the Amur leopard, which is critically endangered.

    The Amur leopard feeds on larger prey such


    as antelope, deer and wild boar. It feeds on small mammals such as rodents, rabbits and monkeys,
    but it also feeds on birds and fish. a male leopard is 64-78 cm tall and 120 to 150 cm long. its weight
    is 32 to 48 kg and it has 82-90 cm long tail. The female is slightly smaller than the male. they both
    have the same tail and height. The female leopard 107 to 136 cm long and it weighs is 25 to 42 kg.
    the Amur leopard lives in southeastern russia and china. in the primorye and khabarovsk regions. it
    lives in forested and mauntinous areas and also in the taiga . the population of Amur leoparda is
    increase.It is threatened mainly by poaching but also by deforestation. Mainly hunted for its fur and
    organs.

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