A rare and magnificent spectacle died with his lens, a guerrilla in Pakistan who managed and shot a video with the 4 “Snow Leopards”, climbing on snowy rocks.

Plans have caused frenzy of enthusiasm for ecologists as these feline is rare and are considered the most intimate creatures in the world in nature. It is almost impossible to photograph at least one more than four.

Sakhawat Ali, a guard and a photography lover from the remote village of Hushe, recorded the video on March 13.

For two weeks he was watching their footsteps in the snow in Karakoram National Park north of Pakistan.

Speaking about his unprecedented experience, CNN said that the four snow leopards were a mother and her three youngsters.

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“In the village we are used to seeing leopards, but none of the elders I talked to have never seen four snow leopardsi, “he said.

He first identified the mother and then began to observe the footsteps. Later he “stood lucky” watching the animals together while observing a cliff, with binoculars, from the roof of his home. He pulled them out with his engine and filmed them from a distance of 200 meters.

Snow leophes are currently included as “vulnerable” in the red list of endangered species of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

The locals call them as ‘Ghosts of the Mountains’as they are easily camouflaged in their natural environment.

Environmentalist anthropologist Shafqat Hussain says that rocky territory in northern Pakistan is probably the ‘Best snow leopard of snow in the world“

They only live in the Himalayas alpine areas and while their habitat spreads to 12 nations, including China, Bhutan, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Russia and Mongolia, views are extremely rare.