Meet Ling Xiaozhe, a snow leopard cub that was discovered and saved by a wildlife rescue team and taken to their breeding center in Yushu, Qinghai. It was barely clinging to life when it was found in the wild in March. After more than three months of dedicated treatment and care by the team there, it has reached a healthy weight and started showing strong signs of recovery. Veterinarians believe the cub fell from a great height, leaving it unable to move and starving until it was finally found.

Today is #InternationalSnowLeopardDay 🐆 These beautiful, elusive creatures have never been at greater risk. Find out what we’re doing to protect and save the snow leopard - https://pand.as/2OQGZS9 #SnowLeopardDay Video: © Muhammad Osama / WWF-Pakistan | WWF

A snow leopard has been captured on infrared camera at NW China's Qinghai Lake for the first time. In the footage, the robust snow leopard is seen marking its territory by scratching the ground while moving uphill. This sighting provides valuable data for snow leopard conservation work in the region.#ChinaBiodiversity #PlanetMatters | CGTN