Leopard
Leopards have the largest range of any Big Cat, inhabiting locations across Africa, the Middle East and Asia. But populations are in steep decline and many sub-species (including the Arabian Leopard), are Endangered or Critically Endangered.
65%
Leopards have disappeared from about 65% of their historic range in Africa and 84% in Eurasia.
9
Number of existing Leopard subspecies.
13
Leopards are extinct in 13 countries and their situation is uncertain in at least 7 more.
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Leopard
Leopards have the largest range of any Big Cat, inhabiting locations across Africa, the Middle East and Asia. But populations are in steep decline and many sub-species (including the Arabian Leopard), are Endangered or Critically Endangered.

65%
Leopards have disappeared from about 65% of their historic range in Africa and 84% in Eurasia.
9
Number of existing Leopard subspecies.
13
Leopards are extinct in 13 countries and their situation is uncertain in at least 7 more.
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