❄️🐆🤔 Can you find the snow leopard? 🤔🐆❄️ | WWF Germany

❄️🐆🤔 Can you find the snow leopard? 🤔🐆❄️

Who discovered the snow leopard? 🏔️👀 👉 Share the video when you find the majestic snow leopard! 🐾 The search for the “spirits of the mountains” is a real challenge! It is all the more gratifying that the conservationists have managed to count the animals in India after five (!!!) years. 😃🎉 The result: 718.

Who discovered the snow leopard? 🏔️👀

👉 Share the video if you found the majestic snow leopard! 🐾

The search for the “spirits of the mountains” is a real challenge! It is all the more gratifying that the conservationists have managed to count the animals in India after five (!!!) years. 😃🎉 The result: 718.

The count is a milestone on the path to better protection. 🐾♥️ Because we can only protect what we know. In order to ensure the long-term survival of the rare animals, constant monitoring of the population is important.

😢 Unfortunately, snow leopards are on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List and there are only around 4200 to 6400 of these majestic animals left in the wild. The biggest threats are habitat loss and poaching.

Together we give the snow leopards a voice, protect their future and preserve them as fascinating “spirits of the mountains”. 💙

#species conservation #stoppoaching #snow leopards #india
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