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Published: 2010-06-27 16:52:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 3202; Favourites: 225; Downloads: 39
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The Amur Leopard is probably the most endangered big cat in the world, with under 40 individuals remaining in the wild. I'm not sure if anyone else has done a stamp for this cause, but I couldn't find one when I did search a few days ago.Spread the word, do what you can, whether it be spreading awareness or donating to the conservationists. Every little helps.
The Amur Leopard Conservation website: [link]
WWF file: [link]
Wikipedia: [link]
Picture source: [link]
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Not only thatΒ amur leopard is dying off butΒ tigers lions and other big cats are too
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I love Amur Leopards! I'm using this!
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Thank the lord there is a stamp for this! <3
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Amur leopards in the Russian Far East increase
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I was hoping a stamp like this existed
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Great stamp
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It's to late. the last count put them at ten in the wild. it is physically impossible for them to make a come back now. And zoos aren't having much luck with breeding... they are so rare that no zoo wants to give them up even for a little while to breed
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I'm already helping these guys, and other endangered species all I can.
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But...Amur Leopards are the secret to why hotdog taste so good.
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I've thought it contains chickens ... or beefies.
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Nope. a traditional hot dog is made with Amur Leopard. Some are chicken, turkey, beef, or mix of them, but traditional ones are made with endangered species.
This why we must join past president, now steampunk cyborg Abraham Lincoln in quest to stop the Umbrella corporation (The real one that makes hotdogs. Umbrella hotdogs) We need your support, consider purchasing pelts and mounts from to stop this horrible crime.
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Can't tell if sardonic genius
or complete idiot
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Shit, I was going for the first. Then again I must confess I have plenty of times made myself a fool. This would be nothing new.
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I can identify with that. There have been many at time where I have accidentally belittled myself.
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I did a project on these guys for a biology assignment. We had about 20 university students who were studying to become science teachers come in and look at the project. The scary fact is that out of the whole room, only one uni student and I knew what an Amur leopard was. It's such a sad fact, knowledge of them is so small.
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Agree with this stamp. This species really needs help and doesn't get nearly enough publicity 
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im thinking about donations or speading awareness about the amur leopard and other endanged species
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Go for it! Every little helps.
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I love Amur Leopards...i will do my best to try and save them
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You're very right, they are amazing creatures and sadly, there are not too many of them left. I hope we are able to save them, I would hate to see them go.
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They are. Last time I checked I read that the conservation efforts are going quite well.
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Good, that's always nice to hear.
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YES SAVE THEM!! I just loove these wild cats ^^
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sad really i wish there was something more we could do to save them
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Yea, it is sad. But some help is better than no help at all.
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Amur leopards are way more majestic and beautiful than gray wolves.
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Yeah, the Amur Leopard and the Iberian Lynx are both criticly endangered, yet all the wolfaboos think of is how "wolfs lek derv to live cus teh luv there mate and r magestc and IL MURDR PEEPS HO DIS WOLFS AND ILL MAUL THERE RELITIVS TOO".
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I'll probably do an Iberian Lynx stamp next. I'm planning on doing quite a few stamps for critically endangered animals that don't have much recognition on this website.
Bloody wolfaboos are a menace. Some people want to reintroduce the wolf back into Britain, I'm not sure if it'll be a good idea.
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O.o Wolves in Britten might not be a good idea. Wolves are known to eat livestock, and I've heard that back when wolves still lived there, quite a few started to hunt humans. 
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Sometimes wolves don't even eat the livestock. I think a lot of large carnivores end up going after people if they've lived near them for a while. Sadly, Wolfaboos seem to think nature is all sunshine and rainbows.
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Our zoo was fortunate enough to get a pair of them (I say fortunate, because it's not every day a tiny zoo in North Dakota gets their hands on an animal more endangered than a giant panda.)
They're the most active cats in the zoo, making them fun to watch. I'm happy to report that the breeding program is going well and we've already had cubs, despite the short amount of time the leopards have lived here.
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I'm glad they managed to get a pair and that the program is going well
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I was actually thinking of making a stamp like this! I recently when to a feline conservation center (where they breed threatened to critically endangered big cats) and they had the Amur leopard there.
Props to you for making this!
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Thanks. I was quite shocked there wasn't a stamp for the Amur Leopard. It's a shame, I'll probably do more stamps for other endangered animals that haven't got much awareness in the future. Glad to hear that there were some Amur Leopards in the conservation centre you went to
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