Snow leopard live wallpaper

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Snow leopard is looking at you and blinking!

Snow leopard is a big predatory mammal of the cat family, living in mountains of Central and Southern Asia.

This is one of the most mountainous animals.

Snow leopard is one of the most mysterious and least studied species of big cats.

The snow leopard is remarkable for its thin, long, flexible body, short paws, small head and long tail.

Snow leopard is the embodiment of grace!

Thanks to paws structure snow leopard is able to go on deep snow.

Fur coloring is light smoky-gray with dark spots.

Snow leopard reminds leopard, but it is less by the size.

It differs in very dense, long and soft hair.

Such hair provides protection in severe climatic conditions.

Snow leopard has a very long tail which serves as a peculiar wheel for jumping and running.

Snow leopard can jump on distance to 15 meters!

Snow leopard can't growl unlike other big cats.

Snow leopard is active mainly in twilight.

It hunts before sunset and in the morning at sunrise.

Leopards like to play, roll in snow and even ride from hills.

Snow leopard is included in the Red List as species which is under the threat of disappearance.

Leopard acts as a symbol of courage, cruelty, aggression, fearlessness.

Set live wallpaper with such beautiful and rare animal!

Enjoy this lovely free live wallpaper!

Please mind that the actual speed of animation depends on your device characteristics (screen size and resolution; CPU frequency and number of cores; RAM size).

Select animation speed by your own discretion:

– enter "Live wallpaper" menu and select installed wallpaper;

– enter submenu with settings;

– tap "Animation speed" entry and make your choice;

– press "Back" button and then "Set wallpaper" ("Apply").

If you are not satisfied – please repeat the above steps and select another speed value.

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