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A 10-year-old North China leopard in Shanxi has become a great-grandmother, marking China’s first known four-generation wild leopard lineage.
A 10-year-old North China leopard named F9 in Shanxi’s Taihang Mountains has become a great-grandmother, forming China’s first known four-generation wild leopard lineage.
First photographed in 2016, she has produced at least 11 cubs across six litters, with her descendants now establishing territories and even crossing highways.
Her survival outside protected areas highlights the success of a 1,200-square-kilometer ecological zone established in 2013 and local community efforts led by the Laobaozi patrol team, which conducts anti-poaching patrols and biodiversity monitoring.
The North China leopard, listed as endangered and nationally protected, numbers fewer than 400 in the wild, with Heshun identified as a critical habitat.
Conservationists credit coordinated government, scientific, and community action for stabilizing the population.
Un leopardo del norte de China de 10 años de edad en Shanxi se ha convertido en una bisabuela, marcando el primer linaje conocido de cuatro generaciones de leopardo salvaje de China.