Snow Leopard

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The Snow leopard is a wonderful and majestic endangered animal. There are anywhere between 4,510 and 7,350 left in the wild. This diminutive number of Snow Leopards resides mainly in the countries of China, Kyrgyzstan and, Mongolia in Central Asia. The snow leopard occupies an extremely patchy and fragmented realm of long narrow mountain systems and islands scattered throughout a vast region surrounding the Central Asian deserts and plateaus. Though this region is quite large, 2.3 million km2, only about 1.6 million of that is occupied by the snow leopard. Though most snow leopards are associated with arid or semi-arid shrub lands and grasslands, some are located mountains of Russia where they are also to be found in open coniferous forest, though disdain dense woodland.


As for preservation and saving the Snow Leopard I was unable to find any factual reasons as to why we should save the snow leopard. They do not do anything truly harmful so I do not think we should kill them all but they are not especially help either. The only thing I can say in their defense is that they are truly beautiful creatures but besides that I cannot find a good reason to spend so much time and money to preserve them. In fact maybe we should let them be hunted so that way we would be able to utilize their bones for medicinal purposes.



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