Snow leopard on mountain rocks

Mammalia · Carnivora

Snow Leopard

Panthera uncia

Adapted to steep, rocky terrain at altitudes from 3,000 to 5,500 meters, with wide, fur-cushioned paws that act as natural snowshoes.

Realm
Terrestrial
Conservation status
VUVulnerable
Data provenance

This range is an occurrence-derived learning extent, not an official assessment range map. See the methodology page for the complete pipeline. GBIF.org occurrence density (GBIF Maps API v2) · 1° global raster; derived from GBIF per-cell occurrence density, vagrant-trimmed by a cumulative record-count threshold, morphologically closed, small-and-distant components pruned, clipped to a Natural Earth 1:110m realm mask.

Method and version
Evidence snapshot

A sample of openly-licensed occurrence records retained after quality filtering. 106 licence-filtered records across 22 1° cells, retrieved 2026-08-24.

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Retained datasets (11)