Snow Leopard Guide – Viewing & Conservation

Amid the city’s hum, the snow leopard sits — stillness itself.

Quiet viewing = better behavior. Keep voices low and movements slow near the glass.

Viewing Tips

• Early morning for quieter paths.
• Watch for tail flicks (alertness) and ear turns (sound tracking).
• Respect distance; this is a calm exhibit.
• Overcast days reduce glare and reflections on viewing glass.

Behavior Decoder

• Tail wrap around paws → resting comfort.
• Slow head lifts → ambient noise interest.
• Focused stare → potential enrichment or keeper activity nearby.

Conservation Context

• Threats: Habitat loss, poaching, declining prey.
• Solutions: Protected ranges, community programs, and research funding.
• How to help: Support reputable conservation orgs and avoid products linked to habitat loss.

Quiet is a feature here — let the leopard’s presence be the scene.