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Snow leopards are mammals in the large cat family. The large cat family rarely migrate, unless they are following prey. Snow leopards, however, tend to stay in the same place for a long time and it usually can lead to their death due to extreme temperatures and not enough food. Many snow leopards are dying and becoming extinct because of their stationary ways.
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Do snow leopards ever migrate?
snow leopards do not migrate or hibernate
The adaptation snow of a snow goose?
they migrate
Where do snow geese migrate to and from?
siberia
What are some of the snow goose adaptation?
They have a very good eyesight and they migrate in winter.
What is the nickname for people who migrate to Florida for the winter?
snow bunny or snowbird
Do owls live in packs herds or alone?
snow owles migrate alone
When do snow geese migrate south?
It is too cold where they are so they fly south for the winter where it is warm.
How do you get regigegus?
you have to migrate the 3 regis and then have them in your party and go to the snow point temple and then just talk to the statue
What wetland animals migrate?
Pretty well all species of ducks and geese (like Mallards, canvasbacks, pintails, eiders, grebes, Canada geese, snow geese, etc.) migrate south in the fall and fly north in the spring.
Do coyotes migrate hibernate or adapt during the winter?
They adapt. Migretion is for herbivores and hibernations are for the animals that eat food or are that food when snow comes abroad, blanketing the vittles. RoSeWeAsLeY
Why don't snow leopards migrate?
== == >They are an endangered species because they are hunted by people and their food is disappearing. == ==
Can snow goose live in roswell nm?
Yes, the northern part of the snow goose's winter range is in southern New Mexico. They also migrate through the state in the spring and fall migration; they may or may not stop during this journey. Other bands of snow geese winter in other parts of the U.S. and further south but migrate through separate flyways. See : http://identify.whatbird.com/img/4/2808/image.aspx for a range map.
