According to wildlife expert Sakhawat Ali, Gilgit-Baltistan’s (GB) rare-sighted snow leopards, which were seen in an amazing wildlife event last week, had attacked goats close to a village.
According to the wildlife specialist, the snow leopard attack resulted in the deaths of at least two goats and the injuries of three more.
According to the experts, the wild animals emerged to seek food because there is a clear risk of further attacks.

According to specialists, homeowners and local communities should be educated about snow leopard behavior and etiquette to prevent additional attacks of this kind.
Cattle should also be housed in safe cattlepens. The experts said that they should be kept indoors during the night with light available around them.
Furthermore, individuals have been counseled to travel in groups rather than alone if they are going to a snowy location.
Experts advise that you should shout if a snow leopard assaults you. When there is smoke around, the wild animals flee as well.
It is anticipated that they will remain there for a further twenty to twenty-five days.
Notably, a female snow leopard and her three pups were spotted together on camera earlier this week in Gilgit-Baltistan; an expert described the sighting as a “extraordinary event for snow leopards to be seen in such a manner.”
Global organizations are working on a number of projects to conserve and preserve the snow leopard, which wildlife experts say is one of the rarest and most endangered species in the world.
With their thick white-gray coats speckled with big black rosettes that mix in well with Asia’s high, steep, and rocky mountains, snow leopards have adapted to live in some of the hardest environments on Earth, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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