International Snow Leopard Day
International Snow Leopard Day is held on October 23. This event in the third decade of the month October is annual. 
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These are distributed across 12 countries in central Asia and are usually found in high, rugged mountain landscapes at elevations of 3,000–4,500m. Thus they are also called the ‘ghost of the mountains’. They're more closely related to tigers than they are leopards. They're well adapted to their cold environment. Their paws act as natural snowshoes.
October 23 is celebrated as World’s Snow Leopard Day every year to protect and conserve snow leopards and other wildlife of the Himalayas.
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