3M views · 11K reactions | At roughly four months old, these leopard cubs have a good chance of surviving—and helping fill the ranks of the critically endangered big cats. | National Geographic | Facebook

96K views · 290 shares | For the first time in history, video recorded the sounds of the critically endangered Amur leopard in the wild. | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

415K views · 36K reactions | A 3-month-old Amur leopard cub named Marta made her public debut from the Santa Barbara Zoo Sunday, weighing about 12 pounds. The Amur leopard is the most endangered big cat on Earth, with only about 50 cats left in the wild, the zoo said. | CBS News | Facebook

China's conservation efforts may help the elusive Amur leopard to survive, after being on the brink of extinction. #DestinationWild | National Geographic Animals

Watch these beautiful Amur leopards! This camera trap footage shows an Amur leopard with three playful cubs in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park. It’s the world’s largest protected area for tigers and leopards. Amur leopards are the rarest big cats in the world, so getting footage like this into their secret lives is really special. This is why species monitoring is so important for conservation. Learn more: https://wwf.to/4jMWF4c. | World Wildlife Fund