Snow leopards, scientifically known as Panthera Uncia, are large, serene cats rarely seen by humans. They inhabit diverse environments ranging from African rainforests to Central Asian mountains.
Habitat: They are found in Africa, Asia, And the Middle East. There habitat ranges from rainforests to the desets. They live in forests and grasslands, some may live in the mountains of Central Asia.
Causes Of Endangerment: They are endangered because, people hunt them for their beautiful coats. There also endangered because, the forests in which they live in are being town down.
Laws: The leaopard Conservation Project was established in 2000, and was registered as a non-profit. The primary focus of the project has been to protect the leopards from poaching, poisoning, trapping, and over hunting.
3 Area's: Protection, Research, And Education.
Over the recent years, the focus have shifted to include the collection of data on population and territory size as well as the genetic relatedness and diversity of leopards within different regions of the country.
Scientific Name: Panthera Uncia
Interesting Facts: They are very Serene, They rarely attack or even get close to Humans. They are LARGE cats, And they eat on dead meat.
Common Name: Snow Leopard
Features: They mate with other animals as Humans, Fish, Birds, And Dred Lock Roosters. Theycan haul the food that they kill up in a tree, so that other CARNIVORES don't steal it. They tend to melt in warm weather.
What They Eat & The Role In Ecosystem?: They eat larger animals such as Antelops, Young Zebra's, Wildebeests, Gazelles, A wild pig (Sometime). Medium sized animals such as Deer, Warthogs, Monkeys, Baboons, And Wild Goat. There role in the Ecosystem is to keep other species down and also improve thier own species gene from adaptions to not being eatin.
