Snow tiger

Snow tiger [3] (Pantheria uncia) is a huge species of scythe that inhabits mountain ranges extending

 across Central and South Asia. These animals are classified by the World Conservation Union (IUCN) as moderately endangered, after some research conducted in 2003 showed that the global population is between 4,080 and 6,590 adult birds, of which fewer than 2,500 are able to reproduce and reproduce in the wild . [1]Snow tigers inhabit mountainous and semi-mountainous regions at 

اaltitudes of 3,000 to 4,500 (between 9,800 and 14,800 feet) and in their northern habitat can be found at lower altitudes. [4] In areas where high altitudes live, they descend to the lowlands where prey is available. These include mountain goat species such as marshmallows, ducks, deer, deer, elk, grazing birds, domesticated cattle such as goats, kittens, mules and red. In contrast to its tropics, the tigers are born at certain times of the year,The female gives birth in April from two to four days after a three-day pregnancy as in the tiger. [3]

These tigers have been called "Uncia uncia" since the 1930s, [5] and were the sole representative of their sex. In 2008, some scientists suggested that they be transferred to the Panthera species on the basis of genetic studies that suggested unification with other members of the same sex. [1] [6] Scientists have identified two of them, but no genetic differences have been confirmed. [1] Both Afghanistan [7] and Pakistan [8] snow tiger are national animals.