North China leopard
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The North Chinese leopard (Panthera pardus japonensis) is a subspecies of leopard native to northern China. This leopard is so rare that it is almost never seen in the wild. The animal makes its home in the forests and mountain meadows. Like all leopards, its prey varies from rodent, to deer, wild goats, and wild pigs.
The North Chinese leopard is a medium sized leopard. The rosette pattern of the North Chinese leopard almost resembles a jaguar pattern. It has longer fur than other leopard...
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Biology
| Scientific name |
- Panthera pardus japonensis
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| ITIS Taxon S/N |
- 726467
| NCBI Taxon ID |
- 348288
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