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Between 35 and 40 miles per hour.
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How fast can snow leopards run in the mountains?
They can run 40-50 mph
How fast do snow leopards run in one lap?
they run up to 30 miles per hour
Is it hard to find snow leopards?
yes it probably is hard to find a snow leopard as they can run as fast as a normal leopard
What do snow leopards do a lot?
run
How fast is the clouded leopard?
Snow leopards are being threatened for their beautiful pelts. There are less than 2 thousand left.
Why do leopards have to run fast?
their prey is fast
Why are snow leopards fast?
cause hey dude
How do snow leopards run?
by moving there legs forwards and backwards
How fast can a lepoard run?
Leopards can run about 35-40 mph.
How fast is a leopard pounce?
Really, it depends on the snow leopard. Probably really fast. If this helps, snow leopards can leap 14 meters! :)
How long can snow leopards run?
Snow leopards can only run at high speeds for very short distances. They are not long distance runners and generally only sprint for several hundred yards.
Why do snow leopards coverup 2 million square kilometers?
i think because they are meant to be fast
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