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The snow leopards have long and bushy tails of 90 to 95 cm, which is nearly the length of their body. The males are much larger than the females. Males weigh 42 kg and females 36 kg. The flexible tail helps to balance themselves when walking or sprinting on the steep cliffs. These elusive cats wrap their tails around themselves. The fluffy tails add warmth when lying or sitting in the cold weat...

The snow leopards and pumas have stout and rather conical canines compared to other large cats. A snow leopard’s canines grow to 3 cm in length. Given their canine and claw sizes, they are thought to be able to take down mid-sized prey (30 to 80 kg). They are specialized hunters of large mountain ungulates, for instance, Siberian Ibex in the Mongolian Altai Mountains. Both are able to walk on t...

The mating in snow leopards takes place between late January and March. After three months of gestation, female snow leopards give birth in late May to early June. For the first two to three months, the cubs remain around the den while their mother goes out hunting. Then they follow their mother and learn what the mother teaches for about two years. The next mating of their mother tells it’s th...

The Snow Leopards are found in 12 Asian countries across 1.8 million km2. This elusive cat inhabits steep, rocky rugged terrain with slopes exceeding 40 degrees in mountains. Mongolia is home to the second-largest population of snow leopards in the world, where they occupy the Altai, Khangai, and Sayan mountains in elevations ranging from 900 and 3500 m above sea level. If you are interested in...

Due to global warming and overgrazing, less than a thousand snow leopards remain in Mongolia. That is about a third of all snow leopards on the planet, so Mongolia must play an important role in the protection of this elusive cat. #Wildlife #WildCats #SnowLeopards #Elusivecats #WildlifeDocumentaries #Documentaries #Travel #WildlifeinMongolia

The stallions are responsible for defending and extending the harem. Sometimes, a stallion loses its harem. They train hard for the revenge and take it back.

Project MUR has witnessed a rare mating trio of Bearded Vulture during the coldest time of winter in Mongolia. The female mates with two males, which is called polyandry breeding.