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- Dreaming of Russian snow leopards
- Wild, fluffy like a hedgehog. 10th snow leopard in Mongolia study called Zaraa.
- From smallest ears to largest ears
- Wild snow leopard photographed in Tibet / China
- How do you keep an old snow leopard young?
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"For epochs to come the peaks will still pierce the lonely vistas, but when the last Snow Leopard has stalked among the crags and the last Markhor has stood on a promontory, his ruff waving in the breeze, a spark of life will have gone, turning the mountains into stones of silence."George B. Schaller, “Stones of Silence- Journeys in the Himalaya” 1979.
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