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Erika L. Shores - Snow Leopards

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Snow Leopards - photo 1
Snow Leopards by Erika L Shores Consulting Editor Gail - photo 2
Snow Leopards by Erika L Shores Consulting Editor Gail Saunders- Smith - photo 3
Snow Leopards by Erika L Shores Consulting Editor Gail Saunders- Smith - photo 4
Snow Leopards by Erika L Shores Consulting Editor Gail Saunders- Smith - photo 5 Snow Leopards
by Erika L. Shores
Consulting Editor: Gail Saunders- Smith, PhD
Consultant: Robin Keith
Senior Research Coordinator
San Diego Zoos Institute for Conservation Research
Note to Parents and Teachers The Wildcats series supports national science - photo 6 Note to Parents and Teachers
The Wildcats series supports national science standards related to life science. This book
describes and illustrates snow leopards. The images support early readers in understanding
the text. The repetition of words and phrases helps early readers learn new words. This book
also introduces early readers to subject- specific vocabulary words, which are defined in the
Glossary section.

Early readers may need assistance to read some words and to use the Table of
Contents, Glossary, Read More, Internet Sites, and Index sections of the book.
Library of Congress Cataloging- in- Publication Data
Shores, Erika L., 1976
Snow leopards / by Erika L. Shores.
p. cm.( Pebble plus. Wildcats)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary: Simple text and full- color photos explain the habitat, life cycle, range, and behavior of snow
leopards Provided by publisher.
ISBN 978- 1- 4296- 4483- ( library binding)
ISBN 978-1-4966-3085-8 (eBook) Snow leopard Juvenile literature. I. II. II.

Series.
QL737. C23S5458 2011
599.75 dc22 2010002800
Editorial Credits
Katy Kudela, editor; Bobbie Nuytten, designer; Svetlana Zhurkin, media researcher; Eric Manske, production specialist
Photo Credits
Alamy: Purple Pilchards, ; Dreamstime: Pawel
Kotarba, ; Science
Source: Tom & Pat Leeson,
The author dedicates this book to her daughter, Erin Marie Shores.
Pebble Plus is published by Capstone Press,
1710 Roe Crest Drive, North Mankato, Minnesota 56003.
www.capstonepub.com
Copyright 2011 by Capstone Press, a Capstone imprint. All rights reserved.

No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any
form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission of the
publisher. For information regarding permission, write to Capstone Press,
1710 Roe Crest Drive, North Mankato, Minnesota 56003.

Table of Contents Spotted in the Snow A snow leopard creeps across - photo 7 Table of Contents
Spotted in the Snow A snow leopard creeps across the snowy mountains - photo 8 Spotted in the Snow
A snow leopard creeps
across the snowy mountains.
This wildcat is hard to see.
It blends in with the
snow and rocks.
Snow leopards live in central Asia They make their homes on rocky - photo 9
Snow leopards live in central Asia They make their homes on rocky - photo 10 Snow leopards live
in central Asia.
They make their homes
on rocky mountain . where snow leopards live
North
America
Europe Asia
Africa
Australia
South
America
Antarctica
Snow Leopard Bodies Snow leopards have bodies They weigh up to - photo 11
Snow Leopard Bodies Snow leopards have bodies They weigh up to - photo 12 Snow Leopard Bodies
Snow leopards have
bodies.
They weigh up to
pounds (55 kilograms).
house cat snow leopard
Thick fur keeps snow leopards warm Snow leopards use their long - photo 13
Thick fur keeps snow leopards warm Snow leopards use their long - photo 14 Thick fur keeps
snow leopards warm.

Snow leopards use
their long, fluffy tails
like a scarf.
Good Hunters Snow leopards are quick hunters Their strong back legs - photo 15
Good Hunters Snow leopards are quick hunters Their strong back legs - photo 16 Good Hunters
Snow leopards are quick hunters.
Their strong back legs
help them leap from cliffs.

Their wide paws keep them
on top of snow as they run.
In the Himalaya mountains snow leopards wild sheep In other parts of - photo 17
In the Himalaya mountains snow leopards wild sheep In other parts of - photo 18 In the Himalaya mountains,
snow leopards wild sheep.
In other parts of Asia,
they hunt goats,
.
Snow Leopard Life Cycle In the spring females give birth to of two or - photo 19
Snow Leopard Life Cycle In the spring females give birth to of two or - photo 20 Snow Leopard
Life Cycle
In the spring, females
give birth to
of two or three cubs.
By three months, cubs are
ready to learn how to hunt.
At around months young leopards leave their mothers Adult cats live - photo 21
At around months young leopards leave their mothers Adult cats live - photo 22 At around months, young
leopards leave their mothers.
Adult cats live alone.
They use claw marks and
smells to mark their .
Snow leopards are Government laws try to keep them safe from hunters - photo 23
Snow leopards are Government laws try to keep them safe from hunters - photo 24 Snow leopards are .
Government laws try to keep
them safe from hunters.
If left alone, snow leopards can
live up to years in the wild.
Glossary a high steep rock face in danger of dying out today there are - photo 25
Glossary a high steep rock face in danger of dying out today there are - photo 26 Glossary
a high, steep rock face
in danger of dying out; today
there are fewer than 7,000 snow leopards
living in Asia
a group of animals born at the same
time to one mother
a rodent with a stocky body, short
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