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Snow leopards have the innate behavior of being shy and reclusive. This helps to keep them away from their predators. They are most active at dusk and dawn and mark their territories frequently. They have learned to avoid humans and to make low hissing sounds to communicate since they can't roar like other large cats.

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Innate behaviors of snow leopards include hunting, stalking, and marking territory. Learned behaviors may include strategies for hunting or avoiding predators, and adapting to changing environmental conditions like migration patterns.

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Q: What are innate and learned behaviors of snow leopards?
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