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Rare leopard cubs spotted with mum in Russia’s Far East

Scientists in a Russian national park located in the Primorye region on the border with China have obtained stunning images of a young Amur leopard and her three cubs captured using a remote camera trap. Russian conservationists are hailing the rare sighting of an Amur leopard mother with three cubs in the Far East as proof of the efficiency of the country's efforts to boost the population of the endangered species.

 

 

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