Indochinese leopard has disappeared from 94% of its historical range

Mongabay
By Shreya DasguptaAug 10, 2016, 4:40 am131 pts
The Indochinese leopard is struggling to survive. Once widespread across southeast Asia, the leopard subspecies has been wiped out from much of its habitat, and now occurs only in six percent of its historical range, a new study published in Biological Conservation has found. “Nobody was expecting this,”…

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