The Northeast Leopard is just the Far Eastern Leopard. Here we call it the Northeast Leopard, but in our neighboring country, Russia, it's called the Far Eastern Leopard.
Earlier, the park called Chen Ying, asking him to come help treat the Far Eastern Leopard, because it was confirmed that this leopard had always lived in the Maritime Border Region and had traveled a long way to reach us here.
Moreover, it was found less than twenty kilometers from the border, so it's still habitually referred to as the Far Eastern Leopard. Unless this big guy settles here or frequently appears within our borders, it would be called the Northeast Leopard.
(Come, follow me, the first step of the cat pose stretch)
To put it simply, it's a matter of animal population mobility and residency green cards in the animal kingdom.
"Don't you say, that area is indeed a habitat for the Northeast Tiger. There are two Northeast Tigers living nearby, one male and one female."
