I get two days of celebration? Sure, why not! ❄️🐾 Right on the heels of Father’s Day, we’re also celebrating snow leopard Pemba who turns 11 today 🎈🎉 Pemba continues showing himself to be a relaxed and hands off father which is completely normal for this species. As a matter of fact, snow leopards are solitary with the exception of breeding and mom raising her cubs. Have you seen Pemba during your journey through Eurasia Wilds? He can be seen on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, while his #snowballs are viewable in their outside habitat on Tuesdays, Thursdays and weekends (both Saturday and Sunday). A reminder that Wildlife Care recommends the best time to see them active is first thing in the morning, as they tend to spend the afternoon resting on the mountain near the back of the habitat where they can be difficult to see - similar to how they are in the wild 👀 Speaking of the wild, the elusive snow leopard, also known as the “ghost cat”, is not often spotted in the wild and...