How do snow leopards stay warm in the winter?

Answer 1

Snow leopards took advantage of a niche in their environment and evolved to survive in high, rugged mountains of Central Asia. They have incredibly large lungs, huge paws for balance, and a rosette spot pattern that allows them to blend into the snow covered cliff faces perfectly. Their nose is the only part of their body not covered in thick fur, and in the coldest weather they wrap their tail around their body and cover it up to stay warm.

Answer 2

A leopad usually blends in with it's surroundings. The Snow leopard, for example, blends in with the snow, because it's made to live in the snowy parts of a mountain. Snow leopards find caves or dens and sometimes they will stay there. Or it digs a den in the snow

Answer 3

They have really thick fur. I mean really, really, thick fur. This fur acts like a huge parka and keeps them warm. Also, they curl their extra furry tails around their faces when they sleep, guarding their faces from the wind and cold. Snow leopards are so seclusive and rare that not much is known about their behavior in the wild. This is all we know.

Answer 4

They go down in elevation for the winter. They go back up for the summer, as high as 20 thousand feet.

Answer 5

They need their abilities, their shelters, their habitats, and their food sources.

Answer 6

They do your taxes its a animal what you mean what do they do for a living