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Nineteen. University Student. Blogging since May 2011

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Snow leopards grow thick and soft white fur with black spots to keep warm in the harsh winter weather. Their wide feet are covered with a large amount of fur, which helps them distribute their weight in a bigger surface area and walk on snow easily. In addition, Snow Leopards can naturally produce cocoa oil, which gives the black spots on their fur a chocolatey taste. 

(Photo : Iris Stengel)

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