Can snow leopards uses sensors to detect heat?

Answer 1

From a distance - no.

But up close they'll have pretty much the same skin receptors as most similar mammals, enabling them to react to the temperature of the the surfaces they encounter.

Answer 2

Snow leopards have all the same senses as humans, which are sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste. As for their eyesight, it is their primary sense, and although they have poor color vision, leopards and all other cats have excellent night vision compared to most animals (including humans). Cats' hearing is also far more powerful than human hearing, as is their sense of smell (but some animals, such as dogs and bears, have a far better sense of smell than cats do). The only thing exceptional about cats' sense of touch are their amazingly sensitive whiskers. I don't know anything about a cat's sense of taste.

Answer 3

they could live in the heat only for a week or two

Answer 4

that didn't give me any answer and yes a picture showed a cub kinda reddish and dark brown spots