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The snow leopard can be located in the high, isolated mountains of Central and South Asia.

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From the family Felidae

White fur covered in black spots

Weighs an average of 35 kg - 40 kg in females and a 45kg - 55 kg in males

Easily adapted to live in cold areas

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The Bengal tiger is one of the most iconic tiger subspecies and is primarily found in the Indian subcontinent, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan. Their geographic range spans from dense forests to mangroves and grasslands. Adapted to various habitats, Bengal tigers can be found in diverse locations, from the Sundarbans mangrove forests to the tropical rainforests of India.

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Bengal tigers are imposing cats and are easily recognized by their orange or yellow fur with black stripes, with unique patterns of black stripes for each individual. They have a powerful, muscular body, strong legs, sharp claws, and a large, rounded head with small, rounded ears. Their dense fur allows them to survive in various climates and habitats. Males weigh about 100–230 kg and have a length of between 270 and more than 300 cm. Females: they weigh about 130 kg and have a length of between 240 and 260 cm.

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The Bengal tiger has a population of around 2,500 individuals, with the majority, approximately 1,706, in India. Its population has decreased by 97% since the 20th century, making it a seriously endangered species.

Main threats:

Habitat destruction is due to the expansion of agriculture and the human population.

Poaching for their skin, bones and organs.

Conflicts with local communities when they attack livestock.

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Vulnerable status

In danger due to the hunting and destruction of their habitat.