A snow leopard is hiding in this picture, Internet is zooming in and out to spot, can you?

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Updated At : 07:30 PM Jul 15, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, July 15

A picture of a snow leopard camouflaging in a rocky mountainous region has the Internet hooked and some what frustrated.

Sharing the photo and tagging the photographer, senior IFS Officer Ramesh Pandey tweeted, “Phantom cat….! They are called ghost of the mountains. If you can locate.”

The viral image showed the wildcat hiding somewhere in the rocky terrain with patches of snow around and many people on twitter zooming in and out to spot the wild cat.

The image, was originally captured by a Utah man, Ryan Cragun,sharing it with a caption: “Snow leopard doing a descent.” Many failing to spot the animal called it “fake”.

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