Rare leopards reappear in habitats as conservation efforts improve


TAIYUAN: The North China leopards, once on the edge of extinction, have been spotted again in their mountainous habitats near Beijing after more than two decades, according to wildlife protection groups.

The Chinese leopard is classified as a national first-class protected animal in China.

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