Learn why snow leopards have spots and how these spots help them hide in the mountains with rocks and snow. A simple explanation perfect for 6-year-olds.
Imagine you are trying to play hide-and-seek with your friends, and you want to find a good place to hide so they can't see you. Snow leopards do something similar in the mountains!
A snow leopard is a big, furry animal that lives where there are many grey rocks and white snow. Their fur has spots that look like little circles or patches.
These spots help the snow leopard because they blend in with the rocks and snow around them. This means it's hard for other animals or people to see the snow leopard. This is very good because it helps the snow leopard stay safe and catch its food.
So, the spots are like a secret coat that helps snow leopards hide in their home where the grey rocks and white snow are!