URGENT.......do snow leopards live with penguins and what are that endangered from?? HELP project due tomorrow

Question

URGENT.......do snow leopards live with penguins and what are that endangered from?? HELP project due tomorrow

Answer 1

They used to live with penguins, but those mean nasty penguins pecked them all to death.

Answer 2

snow leopards do not live with penguins..... they like live in russia and stuff....... but not with penguins... they are endangered because they are hunted....

Answer 3

Snow leopards lived with penguins until the snow leopards got hungry.

Go to google.com and type in endangered penguins, or snow leopards penguins, etc.  You should find some sites with answers.

Answer 4

no and penguins are endangered from oil spills

Answer 5

They really don't "live" with penguins They will eat them though.

The snow leopard cubs can become food for Emporer penguins if they are left alone while the parents are out hunting.. These Leopards can also eaten by the polar bears.

Good luck with your project!

Answer 6

snow leopards are in the Himalayas

penguins are in the south pole

that is quite a difference

snow leopards are hunted for their skin

and penguins are ok for the moment ,although they may be walking on land soon ,but they are adaptable

the polar bears are in much more trouble ,the North pole has no land beneath it ,and the bears will be swimming in circles,if all the ice goes

Answer 7

No. they don't live with penguines. They live in the Himilayian Mountains. They are endangered from extinction.

Answer 8

http://www.kewa.org/leo.html

Snow leopards do not live with penguins.  They live in the high mountains of Central Asia, specifically the Himalayas, Kashmir, and the Hindu Kush.  

They prefer mountains and coniferous (pine/evergreen) forest scrub at high altitudes (5900-18000 feet!!).  The prefer mountain regions in the winter, moving to meadows and rocky areas during the summer months.  Snow leopards have a broad home range covering about 100 square miles because of the lack of an abundance of food (prey).

They are extremely rare.  Threats to their continued survival include poaching for the fur trade, loss of habitat caused by deforestation and dam projects, and loss of food sources caused by similar environmental pressures.