"Rare Amur Leopard Cub Born at Dartmoor Zoo: A Major Conservation Win!"

A rare Amur leopard cub was born at Dartmoor Zoo, marking a significant achievement for the critically endangered species amidst dwindling populations worldwide.

• The Amur leopard cub was born at Dartmoor Zoo on 29 September to parents Lena and Freddo, contributing to the worlds rarest big cat population.
• With only an estimated 120 Amur leopards remaining in the wild, the birth represents a crucial success in conservation biology efforts for this critically endangered species.
• Zoological records indicate that only 15 Amur leopards have been born in captivity worldwide this year, highlighting the importance of Dartmoor Zoos successful mating and birth.