Super Rare! Ching Hai meets a snow leopard, sits comfortably kissing Pook. He braves the streetlights before escaping into the dark
Press AgencyXinhuaA viral video online on Saturday Nov. 19 showed a rare sight of a snow leopard posing against a lamppost. before escaping and disappearing in Yushu Autonomous Region Tibetan Ethnic Group Qinghai Province, Northwest China
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According to reports, a girl from Yushu City, Qinghai Province and her friends crossed a street. east of town before being surprised to find a snow leopard by the side of the road Reveals video clip photographer “At 21:00 we drove past and saw a snow leopard sitting by the side of the road. which is very dark after looking at us he Got up and walked away.
The video shows a snow leopard sitting calmly by the roadside, but when someone interrupts their chill on the road, the snow leopard is seen sitting calmly by the roadside. He got up and ran across the road before disappearing into the night, but the owner stopped the car more than 10 meters from the snow leopard.
from the video clip owner’s information This road was on a bridge east of Yushu City. There is a city park next door, there are usually few pedestrians on the street, but there are always cars passing by.
While filming the video, she wasn’t sure what animal she was seeing, so she sent the photo to her family.The elders said it was a snow leopard after seeing the photo.P” according to his understanding Bears, wolves, foxes and more have been sighted in recent years. But I hardly ever heard of snow leopards.
A local who knows about the wildlife said it was the first time in recent years that a snow leopard had been photographed in Yushu City. Said a wildlife expert in Qinghai province who has studied snow leopards for a long timeRed Star journalistthat if considering the photos taken This is a real snow leopard, but the age of the snow leopard cannot be determined.
The snow leopard is called The “King of the Snowy Mountains”, it usually lives at high altitudes above 3,500 altitude, but sometimes seeks food at lower altitudes. There are no records of snow leopards attacking humans in Qinghai province.
Statistics show that snow leopards in China Snow leopards are mainly found in the high mountain areas of Tibet, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Inner Mongolia, which account for 60% of the world’s leopard population of the snows.
In 1989, the snow leopard was China’s most endangered species. It is listed as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), mainly inhabiting the Himalayas in Central and South Asia at elevations of 2,500-4,500 meters above sea level. in the country it has increased to about 5,000
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