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Snow Leopards

Although little is known about Snow leopards because of their reclusive nature, there are thought to be less than 7,000 in the wild currently. Because of this, Snow leopards are an endangered species. These strikingly beautiful cats, which belong to their own genus, the genus Uncia, make their home in the rocky mountainous regions of South Asia and Central Asia.

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Is as White as snow a Metaphor or Simile?

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It is a simile because it uses the word an. Haha, I had the excact same question on my grammer worksheet in school. \ /

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Why are bushes called bushes and not small trees?

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Do leopards have poison?

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How do snow leopard move around?

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they use their whiskers to figure out where they are going and hunt prey.

Is a snow leopard a tundra animal?

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No, they are a mountain animal, found in the Himalayas.

What continents are snow leopards found in?

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While this day and age the Pathera Uncia or snow leopard if you will can be found in many counties, thanks to the zoological society, their natural habitat would be the mountain ranges of Central Asia.

How much does a piece of wood weigh in grams?

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It depends on its density and the amount.

What is ecosystem of the snow leopard?

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The Snow Leopard species hunts animals preventing overpopulation. During the winter it eats dead animals.

How can you increase the population of snow leopards?

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Contribute to wildlife conservation organizations of good repute.

Why do people say daddy's little girl?

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girls are "daddys little girl" because daddys are amazing but some peoples dads are not!!! so i don't know!!!

Because girls bat their eyelashes and throw fits and make it so that their dads can't say no to anything.

What keeps a snow leopard warm?

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Seals have blubber, a layer of fat, which keeps them warm.

How many snow leopards did there used to be before they became endangered?

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Now, there are an estimated 4000-7500 snow leopards left in the wild.

What special characteristics does a snow leopard have?

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  • Snow leopards are medium sized cats, weighing
  • between 60-120 pounds. Their scientific name is Panthera uncia, the same
  • genus as most large cats (Panthera). Body length ranges from 39-51 inches,
  • their tails can be almost as long as their bodies! They have thick, smoky-gray fur
  • patterned with dark gray open rosettes. In the mountains they blend perfectly with the rocky slopes, making them practically invisible.

What is a snow leopard's behavior.?

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Snow leopards are very shy creatures and are most

active at night. They are only aggressive when they or their cubs feel threatened and they never

attacked a human.