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1 Snow Leopard Sherell Thompson

2 Common Name: Snow Leopard
Scientific Name: Panthera uncia Common Name: Snow Leopard

3 Life History Diet: Snow Leopard primarily hunt wild sheep and goats, rodents, hares, and game birds Size: 0.9 to 1.15m Relationship with others: Snow leopard don’t like humans Predator/Prey: Prey

4 Habitat Central Asia Live in the high, rugged mountains
Climate requirements: the climate is cold and dry

5 Reproduction How old are they before they reproduce? They will reach sexual maturity between 2-3 years and stay reproductive up until they are 15 How many offspring: 2-3 cubs How often do they reproduce: Between January and mid- March

6 Is it a solitary or pack animal?
Snow leopard are solitary Snow leopard are shy They like to be alone Snow leopard like to be solitary Snow leopard have thick fur, has a white, yellowish or soft gray coat with ringed spots of black on brown.

7 Why is it endangered? Humans. Hunting, habitat loss and retaliatory killings Prey base depletion, illegal trade, conflict with local people, and lack of conservation capacity, policy and awareness Snow leopards are often killed by local farmers because they prey on livestock such as sheep, goats, horses, and yak calves Snow leopards was named endangered in 2008

8 Conservation Efforts WCS has also studied and worked to protect the species in Mongolia, Afghanistan, and China Some of our field projects include creating public education campaigns to stop the purchase of snow leopard pelts, hosting training workshops

9 Population The population is 4,080-6,590
Estimating there are 3,500 to 7,000 are left in the wild

10 Quiz Where is the common place to find a snow leopard?
A. Charlotte Court House B. Europe C. Central Asia D. Africa

11 Quiz How many cubs can they have? A B C. 1-10 D. 5-10

12 Quiz Is it solitary or pack animal? A. Solitary B. Pack

13 Quiz What is the size of the snow leopard? A. 0.9 to 1.15m
B to 2.25m C. 2.0 to 5.26m D to 25.2m

14 Quiz Is it a predator or prey? A. Predator B. Prey

15 Endangered Species in Virginia
Shenandoah Salamander Red-cockaded Woodpecker Hawksbill Sea Turtle

16 Work Citied https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/snow-leopard

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