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    The document describes the author's past life as an Amur leopard and their experiences. Amur leopards can run up to 37 miles per hour and have thick fur that grows longer in winter. The author recalls a nightmare of being attacked and tranquilized by humans and put in a cage before being shot. Amur leopards are generally harmless unless threatened but will bite in self-defense or for hunting. They play an important ecological role but are endangered due to poaching for their fur.

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    The document describes the author's past life as an Amur leopard and their experiences. Amur leopards can run up to 37 miles per hour and have thick fur that grows longer in winter. The author recalls a nightmare of being attacked and tranquilized by humans and put in a cage before being shot. Amur leopards are generally harmless unless threatened but will bite in self-defense or for hunting. They play an important ecological role but are endangered due to poaching for their fur.

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    The document describes the author's past life as an Amur leopard and their experiences. Amur leopards can run up to 37 miles per hour and have thick fur that grows longer in winter. The author recalls a nightmare of being attacked and tranquilized by humans and put in a cage before being shot. Amur leopards are generally harmless unless threatened but will bite in self-defense or for hunting. They play an important ecological role but are endangered due to poaching for their fur.

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    My Life As An Amur Leopard

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    The document describes the author's past life as an Amur leopard and their experiences. Amur leopards can run up to 37 miles per hour and have thick fur that grows longer in winter. The author recalls a nightmare of being attacked and tranquilized by humans and put in a cage before being shot. Amur leopards are generally harmless unless threatened but will bite in self-defense or for hunting. They play an important ecological role but are endangered due to poaching for their fur.

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    12/12/18 

    My Life as an Amur Leopard 


    In my previous life, I was an amur leopard. Reincarnation is having a 

    person or animal’s soul being reborn. Amur leopards are awesome, better 

    than humans in a certain way. We leopards get to run around freely, going 

    up to 37 miles per hour! Unlike humans, the amur leopard has really thick 

    fur. Our thick fur grows about 1.9 inches more in the winter, showing the 

    beautiful rosettes covering every inch of their body. Running around freely 

    is very enjoyable. Although humans have consensus thoughts about us 

    being dangerous and wanting our fur, we are one of the most beautiful 

    creatures out there. 

    I have a recurring nightmare. In this nightmare, I was being tackled 

    by three humans. They were far away minding their own business, or so I 

    thought. I went in my cave, getting ready to sleep. Next thing I know the 

    three humans were on top of me. Trying to escape, I clawed them, biting 

    their arms as much as I can to get away. Next thing I knew I was 

    tranquilized. I dropped dead asleep, still feeling their arms around me, 

    carrying me somewhere. Waking up from the pain, I was in a cage. The 

    subtleties of the humans were so clear in my eyes. I feared they would do 

    something. I roared and scratched the cage for so long the human had 

    enough of it. Taking the gun, aiming it for my head. Drop dead. After that, 

    my moments as an amur leopard is over.  

    Amur leopards aren’t really deadly. We just stay out in the wild and 
    just hunt for food. Although if the humans do bother us, there might be 

    something a little surprising. A bite. We bite for protection, hunger, and 

    playfulness. We amur leopards are big, but harmless. Unless we feel we are 

    being attacked. It takes a couple of bites to kill a prey, but it is worth it to 

    get the meat. We big cats can be used for our bites, having strong 

    chompers to scare humans. 

    Amur leopards have long, bushy tails letting us keep warm in the 

    winter. Being very talented, we can leap very far and even high. Amur 

    leopards play an important role in maintaining a healthy balance of 

    species in our habitat. Amur leopards just need to hunt for their prey, eat, 

    then sleep. It’s a depressing sight to see prepossessing creatures such as 

    amur leopards being poached for their fur. We humans are the same as 

    them, hoping to eat and survive; why are we different? We amur leopards 

    are beautiful creatures, if only I could reincarnate into one next time even 

    though amur leopards are endangered. 

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