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Camera Traps Reveal the Wild, Elusive Lives of Snow Leopards | National Geographic


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Unfortunately , many

places of the drug

snow leopards were

practically

Destroyed and when we

started working in 2010

on that we two

could not be here

find none

snow baht

photo-trappers stood

Here’s about the apron

one and a half or two years

they were not

is not fixed

discovering then he

began to celebrate

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the problem is

all research

followed by a snowball

leopards who are now

The problem is

methodological all

work differently in

we have a bunch

different data on

different States

which in principle

can not be summed up

we are now going down

here literally 200

meters and we have there

worth the photo trap

For over a year we

periodically

we check but also

let’s see what’s on there

her

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and when

water traps it

relatively recently

it happened it was

such a leap in

research

snow leopard

because scientists

now it’s in his hands

scientists did not attend

only traces of which

before there were major

the main

snow information

boffin about indecent

his photos that we

find new animals

but it will not be

talk about what

the number has increased

it will talk about

what we find

new animals

To have

effective methods

preservation of this

predator we should

know the real

a picture of what

now it happens

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