Difference between revisions of "Snow leopards"
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| − | The Snow Leopard is an enemy in [[Tomb Raider 2]], e.g. in the level [[Tibetian Foothills]]. | + | [[Image:Schneeleopard-klein.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Snow Leopard, ''Panthera uncia'']] The Snow Leopard is an enemy in [[Tomb Raider 2]], e.g. in the level [[Tibetian Foothills]] and [[Golden Mask]]. |
The actual Snow Leopard is near extinction so it is not a good idea to shoot one! (Well, in the game you will have to, but remember, it's only a game!) There are now about 6,000 animals free in their hunting grounds, but during the 1960s the population was only about 1,000. The Snow Leopard lives in the mountain regions of Central Asia. It can jump as far as 16 meters, that's a record, even for cats. It can grow up to 140 cm from head to tail and a tail length of 90 cm. | The actual Snow Leopard is near extinction so it is not a good idea to shoot one! (Well, in the game you will have to, but remember, it's only a game!) There are now about 6,000 animals free in their hunting grounds, but during the 1960s the population was only about 1,000. The Snow Leopard lives in the mountain regions of Central Asia. It can jump as far as 16 meters, that's a record, even for cats. It can grow up to 140 cm from head to tail and a tail length of 90 cm. | ||
| − | + | [[Image:Snowleopard_gm.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Snow Leopard (GM)]] <br clear="all"> | |
== More Information == | == More Information == | ||
[http://www.nabu.de/m01/m01_06/00297.html www.schneeleopard.de] | [http://www.nabu.de/m01/m01_06/00297.html www.schneeleopard.de] | ||
<br clear="all">[[Category:Baddies and Characters]] | <br clear="all">[[Category:Baddies and Characters]] | ||
Revision as of 19:36, 20 October 2004
The Snow Leopard is an enemy in Tomb Raider 2, e.g. in the level Tibetian Foothills and Golden Mask.
The actual Snow Leopard is near extinction so it is not a good idea to shoot one! (Well, in the game you will have to, but remember, it's only a game!) There are now about 6,000 animals free in their hunting grounds, but during the 1960s the population was only about 1,000. The Snow Leopard lives in the mountain regions of Central Asia. It can jump as far as 16 meters, that's a record, even for cats. It can grow up to 140 cm from head to tail and a tail length of 90 cm.
