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Geez, I thought this was going to be a joke, and we'd see a photo of Afghanis waving around their copies of OS 10.6 Snow Leopard. 😱 Or worse, a photoshopped photo.
 
Geez, I thought this was going to be a joke, and we'd see a photo of Afghanis waving around their copies of OS 10.6 Snow Leopard. 😱 Or worse, a photoshopped photo.

You should look at the reader comments in the article--they're wondering the same thing, too. 😉
 
To be honest, I never realized snow leopards were endangered until Apple decided to name their OS after them. I hope they throw a few million toward the Snow Leopard Trust as a goodwill gesture.
 
To be honest, I never realized snow leopards were endangered until Apple decided to name their OS after them. I hope they throw a few million toward the Snow Leopard Trust as a goodwill gesture.

I wish they would. All of Apple's big cats are endangered, but they haven't done anything. Maybe when OS X is on its way out and the last big cat name is announced, they'll announce something. That would be cool.

If you want to read an amazing book about big cat conservation, I recommend checking out Life In the Valley of Death by Alan Rabinowitz. He essentially convinced a dictatorship to create the largest tiger reservation in the world (while battling cancer at the same time). Very inspirational story.
 
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wow! OP u really fool me there, (thinking i would see a 10.6 snow leopard, not a real one!!!!!! lmao!!!!!!)

the snow leopard is amazing 😀
 
Aw..Pretty kitty 🙂

Hopefully when they get hungry they feed on the terrorists hiding up in those mountains 😉
 
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