Where do snow leopards live?, Tropical forests, Central and South Asian mountains, African savannas, How many cubs do snow leopards usually have?, 1–2 cubs every year, 2–3 cubs every two years, 5–6 cubs every month, Why are they called “Ghost of the Mountains”?, Because they are white like snow, Because they are rarely seen and very elusive, Because they live in deserts, What is their conservation status?, Least Concern, Vulnerable, Snow leopards are illegally hunted for their fur and bones used in traditional medicine., Ban and control illegal trade, Increase hunting, Ignore the problem, They attack livestock because natural prey is decreasing., Kill the snow leopard, Protect livestock and support farmers, Do nothing, It reduces snow cover and damages mountain ecosystems., Protect habitat and reduce emissions, Expand cities into mountains, Ignore climate change, Why is it difficult for the snow leopard population to increase?, Because they reproduce very fast, Because they have a slow reproductive rate and low number of cubs, Because they live in groups, How many cubs do snow leopards usually have and how often?, 2–3 cubs every two years, 5–6 cubs every year, 1 cub every month, Why do many snow leopard cubs not survive?, Because of extreme weather conditions and lack of food, Because they are born in cities, Because they migrate immediately after birth.

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