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Have a look at what our Snow Leopard Scouts are doing high in the Himalayas! 🐆🏔️

For the first time, wildlife filmmaker Tashi Bista used a thermal drone to capture remarkable footage, demonstrating how drone technology can help researchers locate and document the movements of one of the world's most elusive big cats—the snow leopard. The story highlights how this technology is supporting wildlife research and conservation in the high Himalayas.



For the full story, download FRAME Magazine and turn to pages 52–53.

📖 Download FRAME Magazine (Apr–Jun 2026): https://photowalknepal.com/frame/frame-magazine-apr-jun-2026/

While you're there, explore the rest of the magazine—it's packed with stunning photography and fascinating stories from PhotoWalk Nepal.

Red pandas think they are absolute monsters, and honestly, the delusion is beautiful.
When a red panda throws its paws in the air and stands on its hind legs, it isn’t asking for a hug.

It’s actually in full warrior mode!

This is their ultimate defense mechanism. When they feel threatened by a predator, they stand upright to make themselves look as massive and terrifying as possible.

The problem? They just look like a fluffy toddler throwing a tantrum.

PC: Manish Mahato