Showing posts with label snow leopard Uncia uncia Panthera uncia cubs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow leopard Uncia uncia Panthera uncia cubs. Show all posts

Monday, November 9, 2009

Snow cubs

You can read all about the new addition to the snow leopard family on LA Zoo website (http://www.lazoo.org/about/press/0909/090909cubs.html). But watching the mom and the two cubs is a whole another story. Visitors have been glued to the exhibit for weeks, watching in fascination how the growing cubs learn to run, climb, growl and now – hunt. You can see them wrestling, chasing each other and playing, just like any other kittens, but the funniest part, I think, is when they stalk and chase their mom. The female snow leopard is quite a ferocious-looking creature, and the “predatorial” features of her face (narrow irises, dark streaks and a heavy jaw) make it look – to us, humans – very stern. That’s what makes it so hilarious when her playful cubs chase her tail, slap her around or “ambush” her from behind a rock.