See rare close-up video of elusive snow leopards in Russia. Snow leopards live in some of the most rugged and remote mountains of Central Asia. The solitary cats are spread across twelve countries and have been found at upwards of 17,000 feet, making it incredibly difficult to calculate just how many there are. However, groups such as World Wildlife Fund Russia are improving their ability to capture the wild cats on camera, collecting more data, and gaining a stronger understanding about these mysterious cats. The more they can learn, the better they will be able to protect the snow leopards.
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Read more about these endangered big cats.
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Camera Traps Reveal the Wild, Elusive Lives of Snow Leopards | National Geographic

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The New Guinea highland wild dog was feared extinct in the wild after nearly half a century without a confirmed sighting. But after a pawprint and other possible signs in 2016, researchers set up camera traps in their remote mountain habitat. What resulted were more than 140 photos showing at least 15 individual wild dogs. Research is ongoing to the genetic relationship between this species and the New Guinea singing dog, a captive-bred variant of the wild dog, as well as the Australian dingo. Researchers are optimistic about the New Guinea wild dog’s chance of survival, particularly since the local mining companies have already been taking measures to protect the ecosystem around the mining sites in this remote location.
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READ: ‘Extinct’ Mountain Dogs Re-Discovered in the Wild
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Ancient Wild Dog Population Feared Extinct, Now Captured on Camera | National Geographic

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