According to the article on snow leopards, why are snow leopards in endangered species? i. humans often hunt snow leopards for sport. ii. humans hunt snow leopards’ main food sources. iii. farmers and ranchers often kill snow leopards that are looking for food. a. i. only b. ii. only c. ii. and iii. d. i., ii., and iii.

The correct answer is - B. ii. only.

The snow leopards's numbers have been gradually declining in the past century, and unlike most of the other big cats, the problem is not with their hunting, but with hunting their prime food source.

The snow leopard itself is not hunted in general, and that is due to the big respect that the animal has between the people, and it is also still seen as a sacred animal, or as a national or tribal symbol.

The problem comes from the hunting of the animals that the snow leopard feeds on. There is not much to feed upon in the harsh environment where it lives and by further decreasing the numbers of its main food source, the snow leopards come in a situation to suffer from malnutrition, and eventually die from starvation.

i. Humans often hunt snow leopards for sport

I think B.ii

Explanation:

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