Snow Leopards

Giant Pandas have very few predators. Humans are their primary predators, though animals such as leopards are also predators mostly of cubs. The largest threat to them though is not predators, but habitat loss.

They are few and far between, I believe a predator would be stretched to find one. But if in the wild, in large enough numbers to be hunted by something besides paochers, I'd think lions, and other large cats, crocs., and hiena packs.

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Depends on the geographic area. In Africa, lion, spotted hyena, African wild dog and cheetah. In Asia (especially in India), tiger, dhole, stripped hyena and wolf. In the Middle East, lion and tiger are extinct, but they do compete with striped hyena and wolf (add Asiatic cheetah in Iran). Far East Russia, Amur tiger. China, wolf.

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Snow leopards took advantage of a niche in their environment and evolved to survive in high, rugged mountains of Central Asia. They have incredibly large lungs, huge paws for balance, and a rosette spot pattern that allows them to blend into the snow covered cliff faces perfectly. Their nose is the only part of their body not covered in thick fur, and in the coldest weather they wrap their tail around their body and cover it up to stay warm.

Snow leopards are measured from 75-130cm in body length, with a tail nearly of the same length.in feet 2 to 2.5

A cheetah adapts to seasonal changes by growing thicker fur

Snow leopards are wild animals and need to be in the natural habitat. Babies need their mother's milk and for her to teach them how to survive. They are meat eaters and need to hunt. As they grow up, they need more and more food. It is much better to leave wild animals in the wild.

Snow leopards survive by eating the flesh of any deer or goat-like creature that they can catch. They reproduce on a yearly basis.

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IT's right, secondary, a mouse wouldn't eat a leopard.

Snow leopards have no natural predators in their natural environment, however that does not mean nothing eats a snow leopard. There are many predators that reside in other habitats capable of eating a snow leopard, for example:

-Killer Whales, or Orcas, large carnivorous aquatic mammals

-Humans, who can use tools to kill larger and stronger animals for food

-Decomposers, who can eat the body posthumously

-'Necrotizing fasciitis'; or flesh eating disease caused by bacteria

-Other Snow leopards, if sufficiently hungry

-Polar Bears, the largest land based carnivorous mammal

-Carnivorous pirahnas, who can use large numbers and aggression to take down large prey

And most likely many other large carnivores.

Putting radio collars on leopards and keeping tabs is a good way to stop them from being extinct another way is putting them in great big parks for long term uses and keeping hunters out of leopard teritory might work

Snow Leopards have acutely attuned hearing for detecting sounds well beyond the human hearing range. So to say it simply their hearing is pretty awesome. I got most of this information form desertusa.com.

Snow leopards do not live in the tundra. Their habitat is known as the alpine or sub-alpine zone and they move back and forth between the two zones depending on the season. In the warmer months they live in the alpine zone but in the colder ones they move to the sub-alpines.

Yes, all cats have excellent vision in dark conditions (except total darkness, where no animal can see).

A leopard will eat as much as than animal can eat in one go, as does most carnivores. But, being vulnerable to having lions and hyenas driving the leopard off the kill, leopard's quite sensibly are able (and indeed capable) of carrying their kill up into the branches of a tree. Indeed, the leopard may carry their kill into the tree branches before eating - it depends on how many lions and hyenas are in the area.

No, an "estimated" 3,500 to 7,000 wild Snow Leopards roam the mountains of central Asia today. In addition, there are between 600 and 700 Snow Leopards in zoos around the world.

They were classified as "endangered" in 1972 and that same classification was re-confirmed in the 2008 assessment.

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it gets very cold in the mountain rages of central asia so to adapt to this they have alot of fat and store fat in the eyelids of their testicles.

Yes , leopards take on oryx on any certain occasion . It is the predator of the scimitar horned oryx

Jaguars are capable of killing just about any type of prey they encounter. They can kill animals ranging in size from an armadillo that weighs 1 kg (2 lb) to a cow that weighs more than 450 kg (1,000 lb). Jaguars hunt by walking slowly along trails, watching and listening for prey. They also wait in ambush beside trails and will leap into the water in pursuit of prey. They hunt when their prey is most active. In areas where they feed on nocturnal prey, they hunt at night. Jaguars preying on cattle often hunt during the daytime, and they usually kill caiman and turtles while these reptiles bask beside the water during the day. Jaguars have an unusual method of killing large prey. Whereas lions, tigers, and leopards kill with a throat or neck bite, jaguars often kill large prey by biting through the skull between the ears. Jaguars also use their powerful jaws and strong canine teeth to break open the heavy shells of large river turtles. Empty broken turtle shells with traces of jaguar hair around the openings are often found on favorite turtle-nesting beaches. No other big cat regularly hunts turtles and caimans, and some scientists have speculated that the jaguar’s robust canine teeth and enormously powerful bite developed specifically to pierce the armor of these reptiles. After killing a large animal, a jaguar will usually drag the carcass into dense cover before beginning to eat. If the kill is made in an open area, jaguars often drag their prey for considerable distances. they eat rests of animals and..don't forget that their favourite food is...OCELOT!

1. snow leopards use sent marks
2. they use them to reach indication destination
3. in summer they live above the tree line