Snow Leopard:

... "When this mountain cat stalking its prey between walls of rock, moves on wide legs with fur between the toes. He does it quietly, slowly" as snow melts and slides down a cliff, says Raghu -. almost have to stop seeing him for a moment to make sure the animal is moving. "If you hit a loose rock, the stops with the leg to avoid making noise." At this very moment, a leopard could be close, moving in perfect silence and tense muscles. But where? that's the question everyone is asking, well how many are left?

 The Snow Leopard, Snow Leopard or Irbis is in the Himalayan mountains of Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China and Nepal. Normally up to 2000 to 6000 meters.

The snow leopard feeds on large mammals and livestock feeds. That makes him marry farmers as a threat but that's not the real reason you are in danger of extinction. This is in danger of extinction by the house for your skin too. 5000 of them are only approx.

They measure from 0.75 to 1.3 meters not including the tail. They live 18 approx. They are considered adults at age 2. Mothers typically have two cubs but the most I have seen is 5 pups. Moms have the babies in her womb (this period is called gestation period) 100 days approx.

This beautifull wild cat is in so much danger please stop killing this poor cat it is not he's fault that the large mammals and the livestock seems yummy...