Rare and elusive snow leopard, with 'friend in tow,' triggers the 'ultimate selfie' in northwest China. BetFTW NFL NBA NHL MLB WNBA Newsletter. OUTDOORS. Elusive snow leopard caught on trail ...

On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, a female snow leopard named Ao Xue — China's oldest living artificially bred snow leopard — recently celebrated its ninth birthday.

Known as the "king of snow mountains," the snow leopard is under first-class national protection in China and is listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Globally, snow leopard densities range from 0.32 to 6.2 individuals per 100 square kilometers. In China, snow leopards are granted “first-class” protection, the highest level in the country, with ...

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Snow leopards in the Kangchenjunga region regularly cross the borders of Nepal, India, and China in search of suitable habitat, ignoring human-drawn boundaries. Their home ranges are significantly ...

China is home to about 60 percent of the world's snow leopard habitats. The Sanjiangyuan area is one of the most densely populated areas for snow leopards in the country and the world, according ...

Police in northwestern China are investigating whether a rare snow leopard found dead on Saturday was hit and killed by a motorist. Municipal authorities in Golmud, a city on the Tibetan Plateau ...

The late Pema Tseden’s “Snow Leopard” (China) won the top prize, the Golden Cyclo, at the Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema on Tuesday. The film, which previously won awards ...

Snow leopards are in danger of dying out, with only about 4,000 specimens left on Earth. They live at high altitudes, more than 6,500 feet above sea level, mainly in the Himalayan mountains.

Hidden cameras help save endangered snow leopards in Siberia 05:01. Afghan authorities captured a rare snow leopard in the country's mountainous northeast and were preparing to release it back ...