Snow leopards are as mysterious as they are beautiful. In the wild, a sighting is quite rare, as the few thousand that remain tend to spend their time hidden high in the Asian hills. Get directions, attraction status and more when you are at the park. Included with all tickets.

Bronx, NY (Nov. 3, 2023) – Two snow leopard cubs are debuting at the Bronx Zoo. Snow leopards, among the world’s most elusive big cats, are rarely seen in the wild and are sometimes referred to as “the ghost of the mountains.”

Nov 3, 2023 · Two New Snow Leopard Cubs at the Bronx Zoo! We’re excited to introduce some new faces in the snow leopard exhibit! Two cubs, one male and one female, were born this summer to mother...

Nov 3, 2023 · Two snow leopard cubs are debuting at the Bronx Zoo. Snow leopards, among the world’s most elusive big cats, are rarely seen in the wild and are sometimes referred to as “the ghost of...

Feb 1, 2024 · BRONX (WABC) -- New video from the Bronx Zoo shows snow leopards enjoying the snow. The zoo says it was the cubs' first experience in the snow. They have been exploring, and...

The snow leopard cub is now nearly grown and jumping and climbing around the exhibit without any mobility issues. Make a stop by the Himalayan Highlands on your next visit to see for yourself! In the wild, snow leopards remain elusive.

Nov 3, 2023 · NEW YORK CITY - Get ready to meet the stars of the show at the Bronx Zoo – a dynamic duo of adorable snow leopard cubs! These little fluffballs are here to steal your hearts and give you a...

We’re excited to introduce some new faces in the snow leopard exhibit! Two cubs, one male and one female, were born this summer to mother Dariga, and father Naltar. Naltar is the offspring of Leo who came to the Bronx Zoo in 2006 after being rescued as an orphaned cub in Pakistan.

Nov 3, 2023 · Two snow leopard cubs are making their debut at the Bronx Zoo. Often referred to as “the ghost of the mountains,” snow leopards are among the world’s most elusive big cats and are...

Snow leopards make their home in one of the most extreme environments on earth—the remote mountains of Central Asia. In the wild, these mysterious cats blend into the landscape so seamlessly that they are sometimes called the “ghost of the mountains.”</p>