A North Chinese leopard was photographed roaming in the wild at Xiaolong Mountain National Nature Reserve in Gansu Province, displaying its distinct body stripes. | People's Daily, China

At least 28 North-Chinese #leopards, the largest wild population, have been recorded in the past year in the forest area of Ziwuling Mountains in N China’s #Shaanxi, according to State Forestry Administration's Monitoring and Research Center for the Amur Tiger and Amur Leopard | People's Daily, China

A north China leopard was captured by surveillance camera for a second time near the same village in north China's Hebei Province on August 23. It appeared for the first time on August 12 and was roaming about in the backyard where a herd of sheep was kept. It is the first time in 14 years for wild north China leopard to make its appearance to human. The last spotting was recorded in 2005. For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2019-08-28/Native-Chinese-leopard-species-reappear-after-14-years-JwpZ