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WWF-Pakistan releases footage of snow leopard hunting Himalayan ibex

WWF-Pakistan releases footage of snow leopard hunting ibex

Large herd of Himalayan ibex filmed in Hunza valley - Newspaper

A group of ibex photographed in Gilgit-Baltistan’s Khyber valley. KARACHI: A rare sighting of about 50 Himalayan ibex, including females with their young ones, was recently recorded near the Passu glacier in Hunza valley, the World Wide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) reported on Wednesday. The footage was captured in the Khyber village by Nyal Mueenuddin, a wildlife film-maker associated with WWF-P, and Imtiaz Ahmed, a local photographer, who were filming Passu glacier’s ecology and associated habitat. The team came across ibex tracks down the precipitous mountain ridges. The species can be found at an altitude of about 3,660 to over 5,000 metres and usually comes down to 2,135 metres due to snow and in search of food in the winter season.

50 Himalayan ibex spotted in rare sighting in Gilgit-Baltistan's Hunza Valley

Video: 50 Himalayan ibex spotted in rare sighting in Gilgit-Baltistan s Hunza Valley By Himalayan ibex indigenous to Pakistan s Himalayan and Karakoram range. WWF-Pakistan’s team captured the footage with a local wildlife photographer LAHORE: The World Wildlife Fund - Pakistan captured rare footage of about 50 Himalayan ibex near Passu Glacier in Hunza Valley, The Himalayan ibex is indigenous to Pakistan s Himalayan and Karakoram range. WWF-Pakistan’s team captured the footage with a local wildlife photographer to understand how communities have protected wildlife in the area, a press statement by the WWF-Pakistan read. Recording such a large number of Himalayan ibex on film in Gilgit-Baltistan is a rare sight hinting at a healthy ecosystem that can support large predators such as snow leopards, lynx and wolves.