The Australian photographer was able to remove snow leopards during the hunt. An amazing sight!

The snow leopard is a secretive, rare and, unfortunately, endangered animal. Australian photographer Inger Wandaike went on a 17-day hike in the Himalayas in order to take pictures of wildlife, and she was able to capture how the snow leopards prey on blue sheep.

You can see these shots due to the fact that Inger was able to endure terrible cold. The photographer had to be stationary for a long time in conditions when drinking water in a bottle completely froze in an hour.

Snow leopards are masters of disguise. If you can’t see the leopard in the following photos, a clue is waiting for you below.

According to Inger, she would never have noticed these animals, if not for her guides.

The blue ram is trying to escape from the predator ...

But the snow leopard is getting closer ...

Inger says that 7 out of 8 attempts by snow leopards to catch prey were unsuccessful.

Sometimes leopards distracted from the hunt ...

These animals live in extremely remote corners of our planet, so they can be photographed quite rarely.

Well, and here, in fact, a clue. Did you manage to see the snow leopard the first time?

It was especially difficult, because only a part of the head is visible ...

Still, nature can create amazing animal beauty. These snow leopards personally made a huge impression on me.

Watch the video: Hungry Polar Bear Ambushes Seal. The Hunt. BBC Earth (May 2024).