shows a snow leopard launching into an extended horizontal leap across a vast rocky mountain gap, tail extended for balance as it sails through the air before landing on another outcrop. Snow leopards can leap up to 50 feet (15 metres) horizontally, roughly six times their body length, thanks to powerful hind legs and a long, muscular tail that provides stability on steep, uneven Himalayan terrain. Multiple wildlife organisations including WWF confirm this jumping ability, which helps them hunt

This is not your average ice lolly….🧊🩸 Jessie, our snow leopard is treated to a GIANT frozen blood ice lolly to help her keep cool during the warmer weather! ☀️ Judging by her reaction, we’d say it was a success! 🙌

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