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    The Snow Leopard ranges across mountainous regions from Afghanistan to China, with about 60% of its habitat located in the mountains of China. It can survive at altitudes up to 17,000 feet. While its diet primarily consists of animals like sheep, horses, birds, and antelope, it also eats green vegetation and twigs. The fur on its belly is about 5 inches thick and its tail is almost as long as its body. To help snow leopards, people can adopt them symbolically, raise awareness of their plight, and support wildlife conservation efforts.

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    The Snow Leopard ranges across mountainous regions from Afghanistan to China, with about 60% of its habitat located in the mountains of China. It can survive at altitudes up to 17,000 feet. While its diet primarily consists of animals like sheep, horses, birds, and antelope, it also eats green vegetation and twigs. The fur on its belly is about 5 inches thick and its tail is almost as long as its body. To help snow leopards, people can adopt them symbolically, raise awareness of their plight, and support wildlife conservation efforts.

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    The Snow Leopard ranges across mountainous regions from Afghanistan to China, with about 60% of its habitat located in the mountains of China. It can survive at altitudes up to 17,000 feet. While its diet primarily consists of animals like sheep, horses, birds, and antelope, it also eats green vegetation and twigs. The fur on its belly is about 5 inches thick and its tail is almost as long as its body. To help snow leopards, people can adopt them symbolically, raise awareness of their plight, and support wildlife conservation efforts.

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    The Snow Leopard

    By: Alexander Leandro


    Habitat
    • The Snow Leopard
    species ranges from
    Afghanistan and
    Russia, to India
    and China.
    • The mountains of
    China contains
    about 60% of snow
    leopard habitat.
    • They can survive in
    altitudes up to
    17,000 ft.
    Eating Habits
    • Their diet
    primarily
    consists of
    domestic sheep,
    horses, birds,
    wild boars, red
    pandas, and
    antelope.
    • Unlike other big
    cats, snow
    leopards also
    feed on green
    vegetation
    including twigs
    Fun Facts
    • The fur on their belly is
    about 5 inches thick.

    • The tail of a snow


    leopard
    is almost as long as
    it’s body.

    • An average snow leopard


    lives between 15 to 18
    years of age but some
    snow leopards bred in
    captivity are said to
    How To Help
    The Snow
    Leopard!

    • Adopt a snow
    leopard. Symbolic
    adoption helps save
    real animals in the
    wild.

    • Take action and


    speak up for wildlife.

    • Stay informed and


    become a defender
    of wildlife.

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