How many times a year is the female snow leopard available for mating?

Female snow leopards are only receptive to mating for a few days each year, typically in late winter or early spring. This is known as their estrous cycle.

It's difficult to give an exact number of times per year, as it varies slightly depending on individual females and environmental factors. However, it's important to understand that snow leopards are seasonally polyestrous, meaning they can have multiple estrous cycles in a year, but only during a specific time period.