Amur Leopards are not your usual big cats; they are world-class sprinters capable of reaching speeds up to 37 miles per hour. With a stunningly beautiful coat, these leopards dwell in the Russian Far East. Sadly, they are sprinting towards extinction; less than 100 remain in the wild today. The primary reason behind their grim status is habitat loss due to deforestation and human activities. Illegal hunting for their beautiful fur is another factor. But all hope isn't lost. Conservation groups are working tirelessly to protect these incredible creatures. They are setting up protected areas and are fighting against poaching. These efforts have led to a slight increase in the Amur Leopard's numbers in recent years, proving that it's never too late to help. Together, we can ensure these magnificent leopards continue to sprint in the wild for generations to come.