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They love to play 

soccer when it 

isn't to cold in our 

home.

Temperatures can go from -50 C to 

45 C. It snows for about 120 to 

250 days per year.

My cubs and I mainly eat 

Bharal, Argali Sheep, and Ibex. 

Sometimes we eat marmots, 

hares, and whild goats. When 

food is hard to find, we hunt 

domestic animals like horses, 

sheep ,and goats.

If there were no Blue sheep the population of the Ibex and 

Argali Sheep would go down because we would eat them more 

often. On the other hand the grass count would increase 

because less animals would be eating it.  

Similarly if there were no Ibex, the population of Blue sheep 

and   Argali sheep would decrease because we would eat them 

more and again the grass levels would increase because less 

animals would be eating it.    

Now if there was no grass the whole food change would be 

effected. The animals I eat, Whild goats, Argali sheep blue 

sheep etc, wouldn't be able to eat so they would all die off. 

Then my family and I would also be effected because we 

wouldn't have any food to eat if our food dies off. Now we 

would die as well.

The Altai Sayan Mountains are a really great place. The 

trees helps cool our surrounding by giving the areas nice 

shade. They also help clear the air so we can breathe fresh 

air. Our snow topped mountains also provide fresh water.

We really love it here, but the humans are 

ruining our home sweet home. 

They are taking 

our fresh air...

..by cutting down 

our trees acres at 

a time... 

...and by replacing our forest trees 

with there factories that fill our 

skies with thick smoke and take up 

the room my cubs would usually be 

playing soccer in... 

Then they are polluting our water with their trash...

Some of them try to 

help us by cleaning 

our water   and 

trying to replant our 

trees

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