Interesting Facts About Snow Leopards

Usually, when we think of Leopards, we tend to assume they are fierce predators in hot climates.

You know that Leopards are incredibly strong, able to pull prey much larger than they are up a tree.

You might also think of black spots on yellow fur. In short, most of us not usually think of Snow Leopards.

Truth be told, there’s not really any other big cat on the planet quite like them.

Snow Leopards are the only classified large Panthera species that cannot roar.

Instead, Snow Leopard sounds include the chuff, growl, hiss, and mew.

Like all cats, Snow Leopards are mammals– part of the Felidae (feline) family.

Most individuals weigh between 60 and 120 pounds, measuring at around two feet tall and four to five feet long.

Snow Leopards live on only one continent: Asia. But they can be found in 12 countries