Snow leopards are among the most elusive big cats, perfectly adapted to their rugged, mountainous habitats in Central and ...

Snow leopards are purr-fectly adapted to the mountains they call home. They live high in the rugged peaks spanning 12 countries in central and south Asia. Here, their spotted fur allows them to blend ...

Contemporary snow leopards are rare — and fossils of their ancient ancestors are even more scarce. Researchers have now identified and examined million-year-old bones of the big cat and have come to ...

Snow leopards, which live in central Asia, can survive in rugged mountains that are more than 9,800 feet tall. These cold, snowy, steep environments can be a hard place to survive. So snow ...

Lions currently occupy 10% of their historical range with less than 20,000 left in the wild. Snow leopards are classified as ‘vulnerable’ with a worldwide population potentially as low as 4,000 ...

You may have seen Fahlo’s beautiful beaded bracelets at gift shops near national parks or zoos, but these are anything but ...

Urgent need for more research on snow leopards and their habitat Recent claims that there could be significantly more snow leopards than previously thought are unfortunately based on flawed data – ...

Snow leopards (Panthera uncia) are in serious danger of extinction, with only about 4,000 specimens remaining. They are medium to large felids that live at high altitudes, more than 2,000 meters ...

There are only 5 true big cats – the lion, tiger, leopard, snow leopard, and jaguar. Cheetahs and cougars are in fact more closely related to domestic cats. Lions can take down the biggest prey ...

Chinese researchers have completed the first large-scale snow leopard population assessment, which is also the largest officially published global survey, estimating a total population of around ...

Snow is virtually unheard of in sunny Santa Barbara — until now! The Santa Barbara Zoo presents its annual Snow Leopard Festival, fit out with 80 tons of snow, sledding, and learning about snow ...