Here is some incredibly rare footage of critically endangered Amur leopards in the wild – isn’t it amazing? Thanks to conservation, their numbers have increased from around 45 in 2007 to 70 adults today. We’ve never had such an opportunity to turn things around and help protect the planet’s amazing wildlife. Discover how you can help make a difference #ForOurPlanet: http://po.st/actionlpr | WWF UK

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

Come visit our quickly growing Amur leopard cub before summer ends! Candy and her young cub are vital in helping to ensure their species' survival. The Amur leopard is the world’s rarest large cat, with only an estimated 60 to 70 individuals remaining in the wild. #zooforall | Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium

11K views · 73 reactions | SO CUTE! Two adorable and rare Amur leopard cubs played in their habitat at the San Diego Zoo. (Video courtesy: San Diego Zoo) Story: https://bit.ly/2LboXV5 | KUTV 2News | Facebook

Marta, a three-month-old Amur leopard cub made her public debut at the Santa Barbara Zoo, playing with her mother, Ajax. The Amur leopard is the most endangered big cat in the world, according to the zoo. https://abcn.ws/3CY2JBo | ABC News