Snow Leopard

About Snow Leopards Snow leopards are medium-sized cats who adapted to living in cold, mountainous regions. They are covered in thick, smoky-gray fur with gray to black rosettes and spots that help them blend in with the rocky terrain. Their body is about four to five feet long, including a three-foot-long tail. This tail helps with balance and can be wrapped around the body while resting for warmth. Snow leopards have short forelimbs and long hind limbs that increase their agility and large paws with fur on the bottoms, which act as snowshoes.

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