Critically Endangered & Highly Threatened Cats:
Amur Leopard:
Critically endangered, with very few individuals remaining. Threatened by habitat loss, poaching, and declining prey availability in Russia and China.
Iberian Lynx:
Once the world’s most endangered feline, the population is now improving but remains classified as endangered (IUCN). Threatened by habitat loss and rabbit diseases in Spain and Portugal.
Snow Leopard:
A vulnerable apex predator found in Central and South Asia, currently facing threats from habitat loss and poaching.
Andean Cat:
One of the most elusive and endangered felines in the Americas, this cat is threatened by human conflicts.
Flat-headed Cat:
A rare riverine hunter residing in Southeast Asia, threatened by deforestation for agricultural plantations.
Scottish Wildcat:
Critically endangered, facing challenges from habitat loss and hybridization with domestic cats.
Iriomote Cat:
This small subspecies found in Japan is critically endangered, facing threats from habitat loss, traffic, and disease.
African Golden Cat:
On the brink of extinction, efforts for conservation are primarily focused on habitat protection.
Bay Cat:
With dwindling numbers on Borneo, this species is threatened by logging activities and the expansion of palm oil plantations.
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