Colchester Zoo, Amur leopard

'Beautiful' rare leopards born at Colchester Zoo
Rare Amur leopards have been born at Colchester Zoo after mum Esra gave birth to two cubs. The species normally live in temperate forests in Russia and China and the Essex zoo estimated there were only around 70 left in the wild.
RAW VIDEO: Extremely Endangered Amur Leopard Cubs Born At Colchester Zoo 2/2
Credit: Nina Day/Colchester Zoo/Cover Images This image shows: Esra. Colchester Zoo keepers are celebrating that in the early hours of the morning on 24 November their female Amur leopard, Esra, gave birth to two healthy cubs.
Colchester Zoo welcomes the birth of two 'rare' cubs that are 'critically endangered'
Keepers have announced that its female amur leopard, Esra, has given birth to two healthy cubs, a month before Christmas Eve, on November 24
Critically endangered amur leopards born at Colchester Zoo
Staff at Colchester Zoo have welcomed the arrival of two critically endangered cubs. The amur leopards were born at the north Essex zoo during the early hours of November 24.
Extremely Endangered Amur Leopard Cubs Born At Colchester Zoo
Colchester Zoo keepers are celebrating their female Amur leopard, Esra, giving birth to two healthy cubs. The births are particularly important due to the leopard being critically endangered. It takes around 7 – 10 days for their eyes to fully open and from 4 weeks old,
Colchester Zoo given early Christmas present with birth of adorable leopard cubs
An early Christmas present has arrived at Colchester Zoo with the birth of two adorable leopard cubs. Amur leopard Esra gave birth to the healthy cubs in the early hours of November 24 - a month before Christmas.
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