Snow Leopard Family In Ladakh: A magical picture of Ladakh is currently on social media. Video It is covered with snow leopards (snow leopard) is visible. This rare 43-second clip has been shared by the Border Roads Organization (BRO), which has won the hearts of millions of wildlife lovers. Let us tell you that the snow leopard is called the 'ghost of the mountains' (Ghosts Of The Mountains) is also called. Because, they get mixed with stones and snow to such an extent that it is almost impossible to see them.
Famous IFS officer Parveen Kaswan said a very deep thing while sharing this video on X (earlier Twitter). He wrote, Ghosts of the mountains. At these deadly heights of the Himalayas, either these 'ghosts' (leopards) or our Indian Army can be seen. This statement of the officer is a tribute to those soldiers who protect those remote areas even in sub-zero temperatures where survival seems impossible.
Whereas, IAS officer Supriya Sahu termed it 'Pure Wild Joy'. He said, when these magnificent creatures are seen amidst the snow, it seems as if the lifeless mountains have come to life. This scene is really soothing to the soul.
BRO has given a big message to the world through this video. He said that construction of roads and conservation of nature is possible together. He said, we are definitely making roads by cutting mountains, but not by destroying the homes of these voiceless people, but by saving them.
According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the Government of India has recognized the snow leopard as a keystone species in the high mountain regions of the Himalayas. According to the recent report (SPAI), there are a total of 718 snow leopards in India. Of these, maximum 477 are found in Ladakh alone.
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Spotting of the elusive Snow Leopard in the High Himalayas by Project Himank@BROindia—a powerful reminder that infrastructure development and nature conservation go hand in hand.@LAHDC_LEH @lg_ladakh @adgpi pic.twitter.com/zUtKdc67kl
