How do snow leopards adapt to their environment?

Snow leopards are adapted to cold, mountainous environments through their thick, dense fur and long tails, which provide insulation and balance. Their wide, fur-covered paws act like snowshoes, allowing them to move easily across snow. Snow leopards have strong legs for leaping between rocky ledges and a light-coloured coat with dark rosettes for camouflage. These adaptations help them survive in rugged, high-altitude regions.