The African leopard (Panthera Pardus Pardus) is a species of leopard native to Africa. It went extinct in some parts of North Africa including Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia. There are some relict populations in Morocco and Egypt. The African species is the most common leopard. The most endangered is the Amur leopard of Russia, China, and Korea. The African leopard's subspecies are endangered, and they are the Barbary, Sinai, and Zanzibar. The Zanzibar leopard is possibly extinct in 1996.
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