No problem And sometimes humanity disgusts me

Yh but leopards are actual man eaters.

Hamlet telmaH fun fact! Snow leopards are rising in popularity

Gage Loy how's that

@@sidneybell9327 it is lmao look at it

PuddiRages I see how now

@@sidneybell9327 good

@Dami yes these to are related two most powerful cats in the world: the lion and the tiger

Mine, too.

I don't have a favorite big cat... Because I love them all. Each big cat has its own strengths and flaws.

@@jthorpr9730 Well it's their opinion.

Cheetah is my favourite

Askar Turebekov that's correct

Yes. It's genetically more closely related to Panthera tigris than Panthera pardus

I did not. Know that. That is cool

@@roebuddy01 that the sientific name for tiger

So 'Snow Tiger' is a more accurate name.

True! Snow Leopards and Tigers are considered “sister species”.

makes geographical sense

@@istinkofpoobut5602 no bitches

No mark

@@istinkofpoobut5602 no bitches i stink of poo, but no bitches I stink of poo, but...

@@funtimeist snow leopard are smaller than "Leopard" actually. Snow Leopard are smallest big cat

Thanks for sharing

Correct!! their realscientific name is Uncia Uncia

Thanks

+Sean Matithew Ortigas that's true but they have changed it

+Joseth Torres that's true

Cheetahs can't roar ethier

and snow leapord cannot even roar also

@@SuperMayankdogra So? What are you pointing out? The only big cats that can roar are Tigers, Lions and Jaguars.

@@sofiamyraxx6694 and leapord also. So, which other big cat roars other than those mentioned by you?

@@SuperMayankdogra Any Leopard can only chuff, yowl, purr and meow.

Sofi Amyraxx leopard can roar. They can do the growl roar but not the territory call roar like lions and tigers. Jaguars also only do the growl roar just like leopard

Evantube, Jilliantube, and Brave Wilderness fan false leopards tend to be tougher

Sean Matthew Ortigas that is what I said. I wrote leopards are less tougher, but snow leopards are more tougher.

Evantube, Jilliantube, and Brave Wilderness fan what I meant was leopards are more tougher.

Sean Matthew Ortigas that is actually not true.

Evantube, Jilliantube, and Brave Wilderness fan show proof

Thanks for your comment but to be honestly i don't know You can try to google it :)

Ohhhh toooo.

That's true what you are saying. Amur Leopards & Northern China leopard have indeed thick furs against the bitter colds. And thank you

Was wondering if you could answer me something. Is the snow leopard a leopard?

Kristian Brandt Snow leopard aren't leopards. They are called leopards only because of their spots. Apart from that snow leopards aren't a leopard subspecies

Thought so, because they don't look like leopards. The smaller ears make sense, but the shape of the skull is not like that of other leopards. I don't think the snow leopard really classifies as a great cat either, even though it is in the panthera family.

snow leopards are closely related to the Tiger and leopards to lions

Stephen J. Anderson - African Skies

Leopard.

Stephen J. Anderson - African Skies

Sorry but i don't do requests

Please don't insult Gilles Delhaye. It hurts my heart.

You're right. I'm sorry.

It's okay You don't have to apologies :)

Stephan J. Anderson - African Skies

shut it

I want to know too

23/10/2017

Size !!

Stephen J. Anderson - African Skies

shut it

Stephen J Anderson - African Skies

wrong, they are adopted for mountains

KaijuDino 1235 Stephen J.Anderson - African Skies

Gilles Delhaye Thx man.

no problem

Because he is stupid

Correct

Actually that vídeo was made before the CHANGE

who cares?

Snow.

Obviously regular one!

Snow leopard.

Amy xoxo no!! Bro casual Leopards r just big

Also the snow leopard and tiger are the only two extant members of the genus Uncia.

​@@indyreno2933liar! DISTANLY related does NOT mean different genus!

@pedrogabrielduarte4544, because there are now twenty extant genera of cats (family Felidae), it actually does in this case.

Okay ok.

Billy Wall it’s a Sri Lankan leopard. They are almost big as Jaguars

Yeaah?

Also the genus Panthera is now regarded to be paraphyletic due to the cladistic inclusion but traditional exclusion of the clouded leopards, which are in fact the closest living relatives of the currently living jaguar and the extinct american lion and mexican leopard, in addition to the currently living snow leopard and tiger and the extinct cave lion, tibetan jaguar, east asian lion, longdan tiger, and chinese jaguar being the second closest relatives of the jaguar, american lion, and mexican leopard, because of this, the genus Panthera now contains only four species, the currently living leopard and lion and the extinct european jaguar and african jaguar, while the currently living snow leopard, tiger, and jaguar along with the extinct cave lion, tibetan jaguar, east asian lion, longdan tiger, chinese jaguar, american lion, and mexican leopard are removed from the genus Panthera and instead relocated to two separate genera, Uncia for the currently living snow leopard and tiger along with the extinct cave lion, tibetan jaguar, east asian lion, longdan tiger, and chinese jaguar and Jaguarius for the currently living jaguar and the extinct american lion and mexican leopard, Jaguarius (New World Roaring Cats) split off from Neofelis (Clouded Leopards) in Asia, causing Neofelis to thrive in Eastern Asia while Jaguarius originated from North America, with Uncia (Snow Leopard, Tiger, and Fossil Relatives) being the sister genus to the Jaguarius + Neofelis clade to the exclusion of Panthera (Leopard, Lion, and Fossil Relatives), thus making Panthera the most basal and distantly related from all the other groups, meaning the Cave Lion (Uncia spelaea), Tibetan Jaguar (Uncia blytheae), Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia), East Asian Lion (Uncia youngi), Longdan Tiger (Uncia zdanskyi), Chinese Jaguar (Uncia palaeosinensis), Tiger (Uncia tigris), American Lion (Jaguarius atrox), Mexican Leopard (Jaguarius balamoides), and Jaguar (Jaguarius onca) are all more closely related to Clouded Leopards (genus Neofelis) than they are to the Leopard (Panthera pardus), European Jaguar (Panthera gombaszoegensis), Lion (Panthera leo), and African Jaguar (Panthera shawi), cave lions, tibetan jaguars, snow leopards, east asian lions, longdan tigers, chinese jaguars, tigers, american lions, mexican leopards, and jaguars being more closely related to clouded leopards than to leopards, european jaguars, lions, and african jaguars is very similar to old world monkeys being more closely related to apes than to new world monkeys, the Tibetan Fox (Neocyon ferrilatus), Corsac Fox (Alopex corsac), Arctic Fox (Alopex lagopus), Swift Fox (Alopex velox), Kit Fox (Alopex macrotis), Bengal Fox (Fennecus bengalensis), Blanford's Fox (Fennecus cana), Ruppell's Fox (Fennecus rueppellii), Fennec Fox (Fennecus zerda), Pale Fox (Fennecus pallidus), Cape Fox (Fennecus chama), and Bat-Eared Fox (Otocyon megalotis) all being more closely related to Raccoon Dogs (genus Nyctereutes) than to Red Foxes (genus Vulpes), Asian Elephants (genus Elephas) being more closely related to the extinct Mammoths (genus Mammuthus) than to the currently living African Elephants (genus Loxodonta), and the currently living Sumatran Rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis), Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis), and White Rhino (Ceratotherium simum) all being more closely related to the extinct Woolly Rhinos (genus Coelodonta) than to the currently living Common Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis) and Javan Rhino (Rhinoceros sondaicus).

​@@indyreno2933so that means that the clouded leopards MUST be a subgenus!

​@@indyreno2933so that means that the clouded leopards MUST be a subgenus!

Thanks :)

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