Scientists fitted GPS collars on four elusive snow leopards, known as the 'Ghosts of the Himalayas,' to uncover their secret lives; the breakthrough could transform wildlife tourism
Scientists are using GPS collars to track elusive snow leopards in the Himalayas. This technology helps understand their movements and habitats for better conservation. India's recent assessment estimated 718 snow leopards across its Himalayan regions. These big cats inhabit harsh terrains, making research incredibly challenging for scientists. Tracking efforts aim to protect these animals and their fragile mountain ecosystems.
Scientists are using GPS collars to track elusive snow leopards in the Himalayas. This technology helps understand their movements and habitats for better conservation. India's recent assessment estimated 718 snow leopards across its Himalayan regions. These big cats inhabit harsh terrains, making research incredibly challenging for scientists. Tracking efforts aim to protect these animals and their fragile mountain ecosystems.
