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Images of Snow Leopard Cubs in Siberia Suggest Species Rebound
In the 1990s the population of snow leopards in Siberia was almost completely decimated, but a new series of photos featuring two snow leopard cubs frolicking in the Siberian wilderness is evidence that populations are rebounding, according to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
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