Snow leopard habitat

First Snow Leopard Photograph Photograph by Dr. George B. Schaller Photographed by Dr. George Schaller in the early 1970s, the first shots of snow leopards in the wild include this female Panthera uncia perched on a snowy crag in Pakistan's Chitral Valley. National Geographic published the first photographs of snow leopards in the wild in its November 1971 issue.

Leopardo de las nieves, que divino, gracias Dios por tus maravilla tu eres Grande

Today is the International Snow Leopard Day!!!!! The snow leopard species faces the threat of extinction.There are only 4000 snow leopards left in the wild, and their numbers are declining due to habitat loss,🌞 poaching and the impact of climate change.See how climate change affects the population of snow Leopard in our website

✿⊱❣♥ THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW LEOPARD. THEY ARE ALMOST GONE. THERE'S ONLY 3,500-7,000 LEFT IN THE WILD. IT'S HARD TO GET AN EXACT NUMBER BECAUSE THEY ARE VERY ELUSIVE. THERE IS ALSO 600-700 IN ZOO'S AROUND THE WORLD. ♥❣⊱✿

Six weeks ago, working with ShanShui Conservation Center, I finished the latest round of training for the host families in the Valley of the Cats in Qinghai Province as part of the community-based …

bigcatkingdom: “ snow leopards by Natasha Jefferies ”