Amur Leopard, Among Oldest in Captivity, Dies at Palm Desert Zoo
Zoya, a 21-year-old Amur leopard, died of old age at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert on Nov. 26 after more ...
Endangered Leopard, One of the Oldest in Human Care and 'Beloved by Visitors,' Dies at California Zoo
Zoya, a 21-year-old critically endangered Amur leopard recently died at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert.
Critically endangered Amur leopard who 'sparked joy' dies at 21 inside California zoo
A 21-year-old Amur leopard named Zoya died at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens zoo in California. The leopard is part of a ...
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Zoya: A Remarkable Journey of the Amur Leopard at Living Desert Zoo
Zoya, a 21-year-old critically endangered Amur leopard, passed away at the Living Desert Zoo in California, marking a ...
Zoya, one of world’s oldest Amur leopards, dies at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
Amur leopards are listed as a critically endangered species and have a life expectancy of approximately 10 to 15 years in the ...
Critically endangered leopard, 21, dies at the Living Desert Zoo in Palm Desert
Zoya lived at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens for 11 years. Officials thanked the community for "ensuring her legacy will ...
Zoya, one of world’s oldest Amur leopards at 21, dies at Riverside County zoo
Amur leopards are listed as a critically endangered species and have a life expectancy of approximately 10 to 15 years in the wild.
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Living Desert announces death of critically endangered leopard
The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert has announced the loss of one of its oldest leopards. Zoya was a 21-year-old ...
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California zoo mourns death of critically endangered leopard
Staff at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert are mourning the passing of Zoya, an Amur leopard that had been a resident of the zoo for the past 11 years. Zoya, one of the rarest cats ...
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The Living Desert bids a sad farewell to Amur leopard Zoya
At the time of her arrival, there were only about 40 Amur leopards left in the wild and around 300 in managed zoo breeding programs. Zoya at the Living Desert in 2013 Zoya was loved by visitors ...