Snow Leopards

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theres one in watford,Slough,guildford,sutton,southend on sea

well if you were to put a MALE leopard with a LIONESS (female lion) it would be a tough call but the leopard would cause more damage to the lioness than the lioness would do to the leopard but the leopard would not win the lioness will!

== == >They are an endangered species because they are hunted by people and their food is disappearing.

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it does not need to compete with any other organisms except humans since it is at the top of its food chain

I'd say no. It has never been done before. Cats normally live to be 9-15. If a cat were 100 in human years than in cat years they would be about 420 years old, which is not even possible for a human.

average of males 165 pounds, maximum 220 pounds.

Snow Leopards live at very high elevations, usually in the mountains. They have developed the ability to survive in very cold temperatures. A common temperature for their habitat is -25 degrees C (-13 degrees F).

peacocks are not rare or endangered. they are actually quite common

Snow leopards need to be preserved for the role they play in the food chain. Without them, the biodiversity of their natural habitat would suffer.

Meat...

about the size of a tigers paw,or a bob cat

Many countries are on board to save leopards, however, there is no such animal as the white leopard.

no because horses can go as fast as a car

Don't annoy him have some humour but when it's serious take it serious otherwise you might get hurt if it is someone going around the town to try and kidnap children and always do what your asked don't say NO NEVER SAY NO!!!!!!

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I think that they would use energy to do anything- moving, growling, etc.

A lion is several times bigger, heavier and stronger than snow leopards.

Eagles do not migrate in the way that many other birds do, but they will move from one area to another in search of food, particularly in winter. Although these birds will feed gregariously, they often hunt independently.

He makes a home the same way birds do; he picks up sticks and makes a nest (he picks up with his mouth).

hi there :) i have looked for days and cannot find any graph or table... i have to do a school assignment and need an impacts graph on the snow leopard, my teacher and i have looked everywhere and cannot find anything. i know this isn't really an answer but anyway bye :)

The term "Big Cat" s neither a biological nor a size classification. It refers to two different types of cats, those that roar, and those that do not. A Snow Leopard is a Big Cat by that classification although it is of a small size.

Many nonnative (alien) species are able to survive in new environments due to environmental similarity such as temperature, rainfall, seasonality and habitats where food and water is in abundance or enough to survive on and also the presence of other same species individuals with whom reproduction is possible. Another reason why nonative species survive in nonnative habitats is because of the lack of its native predators to keep its numbers in check and therefore they survive and reproduce quickly and outcompete native species.

kaka

totally no!!!like that is soooooooo obvious