Feline

The Javan Panther

The Javan Panther, an elusive feline roaming the forests of Java, represents a poignant example of a critically endangered species, highlighting the challenges of conservation in the face of habitat destruction.

A golden coat spotted with black

Exceptional agility

The Javan Panther, an iconic yet critically endangered species, resides in the forests of the Indonesian island of Java.

Recognizable by its golden coat speckled with black, this large feline measures approximately 1.5 meters long and can weigh up to 80 kg. Endowed with exceptional agility, it hunts various prey such as deer and wild boars. Unfortunately, deforestation, habitat loss, and poaching have reduced its population to less than 100 individuals in the wild. Conservation initiatives are crucial to saving this critically endangered species.