There are estimated to be as few as 4,000 Snow Leopards left in the wild. They live only in cold, high altitude regions but as the climate changes, warmer summers and less snowfall means that their mountain homes are changing faster than most places on Earth. Explore more of India's Wild Leopards during Big Cat Week this week. 📸 Sandesh Kadur | Felis Images | National Geographic UK

On International Snow Leopard Day, watch this special report highlighting the challenges faced by the endangered snow leopard, its population status, and ongoing conservation efforts across the region. In connection with the day, the Baltistan Wildlife Conservation and Development Organisation organised an event to honour individuals and community members who have made remarkable contributions towards the protection of the snow leopard. Awardees were presented with certificates and cash prizes i

348K views · 3.5K reactions | Happy Snow Leopard Day!  Did you know that a snow leopard can leap up to six times the length of its body  As well as this, its long tail provides balance and also wraps around the resting snow leopard to protect it from the cold 泥  Camera trap footage from WWF Nepal | WWF-Australia | Facebook