What are the eating habits of snow leopards?

Oftentimes they prey other animals and preserve them in tunnels in the snow. Snow leopards attach their prey from behind and tore them into pieces. They are also known to jump as far as 14 meters. Usually snow leopards eat slowly and take 2-3 days to finish a sheep or goat. Snow leopards kill large animals twice monthly. read more

Prey. What snow leopards eat varies depending on their location, but the cat most often hunts wild sheep and goats. The three most important prey species for snow leopards are the blue sheep (also known as bharal), the Asiatic ibex (a large wild goat), and the argali (another wild sheep species). read more

Snow leopards are carnivores, pursuing a meat-eating diet. These cats are decently powerful, they can readily take down prey 2–4 times their weight. Prey animals The staple in the snow leopard’s diet is hooved animals, mainly including goats and sheep. read more