When a question like “where do leopards live?” rises, many would rapidly assume that leopards would inhabit places like the African landscapes. It becomes curious for many to discover that Amur leopards have actually preferred to populate a place like the “ice cold forests of north-east Russia.” “Poaching, habitat loss, small biological diversity, and competition for food.” are bringing the Amur leopard to be “on the brink of extinction.” The fur of this beautiful feline is highly attractive to those involved in illicit businesses, “specifically to those in China.” There is a “two-years prison sentence” that is for many Russian poachers “apparently worth the risk.” Amur Leopards are confined for protection to “live on The Land of the Leopard