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    <strong>1. Master of High Altitudes:</strong> This elusive predator roams mountains above 3,000 metres, thriving where oxygen is scarce and few creatures manage to endure. (Image: Canva)

    1. Master of High Altitudes: This elusive predator roams mountains above 3,000 metres, thriving where oxygen is scarce and few creatures manage to endure. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>2. Silent Hunter in the Snow:</strong> A snow leopard blends seamlessly with snow-covered cliffs, its camouflage rendering it nearly invisible to both prey and humans. (Image: Canva)

    2. Silent Hunter in the Snow: A snow leopard blends seamlessly with snow-covered cliffs, its camouflage rendering it nearly invisible to both prey and humans. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>3. Long Tails for Balance:</strong> Their thick, lengthy tails provide balance on sharp ridges, while doubling as warm blankets during frigid mountain nights. (Image: Canva)

    3. Long Tails for Balance: Their thick, lengthy tails provide balance on sharp ridges, while doubling as warm blankets during frigid mountain nights. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>4. Vanishing in Plain Sight:</strong> With smoky-grey fur and rosettes, the snow leopard disappears against rocky terrain, earning its ghost-like reputation among mountain inhabitants. (Image: Canva)

    4. Vanishing in Plain Sight: With smoky-grey fur and rosettes, the snow leopard disappears against rocky terrain, earning its ghost-like reputation among mountain inhabitants. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>5. Conservation’s Living Ghost:</strong> Fewer than 7,000 survive in the wild, making each sighting a treasured glimpse of this vanishing ghost of nature’s heights. (Image: Canva)

    5. Conservation’s Living Ghost: Fewer than 7,000 survive in the wild, making each sighting a treasured glimpse of this vanishing ghost of nature’s heights. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>6. Solitary and Nocturnal Life:</strong> Mostly active at night, snow leopards roam alone, making encounters exceedingly rare and fuelling their ‘ghost of the mountains'. (Image: Canva)

    6. Solitary and Nocturnal Life: Mostly active at night, snow leopards roam alone, making encounters exceedingly rare and fuelling their ‘ghost of the mountains'. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>7. Graceful Yet Fierce Jumper:</strong> With powerful hind legs, a snow leopard leaps fifteen metres across rocky ledges, moving like a phantom across daunting terrain. (Image: Canva)

    7. Graceful Yet Fierce Jumper: With powerful hind legs, a snow leopard leaps fifteen metres across rocky ledges, moving like a phantom across daunting terrain. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>8. Elusive and Rarely Seen:</strong> Locals often share tales but seldom glimpse the snow leopard, reinforcing its mystical status as nature’s secretive mountain ghost. (Image: Canva)

    8. Elusive and Rarely Seen: Locals often share tales but seldom glimpse the snow leopard, reinforcing its mystical status as nature’s secretive mountain ghost. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>9. Stealthy Predator of Wild Ibex:</strong> A snow leopard stalks wild ibex across perilous cliffs, employing agility and patience and striking silently with deadly precision and formidable strength. (Image: Canva)

    9. Stealthy Predator of Wild Ibex: A snow leopard stalks wild ibex across perilous cliffs, employing agility and patience and striking silently with deadly precision and formidable strength. (Image: Canva)

    <strong>10. Keeper of Mountain Legends:</strong> For centuries, Himalayan communities believed snow leopards were spirits guarding mountains, weaving myths around their mysterious and near-supernatural presence. (Image: Canva)

    10. Keeper of Mountain Legends: For centuries, Himalayan communities believed snow leopards were spirits guarding mountains, weaving myths around their mysterious and near-supernatural presence. (Image: Canva)

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