Alie Ward

Or they might be living cryptically nearby in a pocket of land that humans can't access without a helicopter.

Well, I have questions from listeners about all kinds of cat stuff.

Perfect.

Can I ask you, can we dive in?

But first, as always, let's take a little break to scatter some money into the winds toward a worthy cause.

And this week, Dr. Cancelari chose aptly the Snow Leopard Trust, which aims to better understand the endangered snow leopard and to protect the cat in partnership with the communities that share its habitats by partnering with indigenous peoples and local communities living across this vast mountainous landscape.

And you can see snowleopard.org for more info on their work, as well as updated news and pictures and stories about snow leopards, in case you like gorgeous, elusive, furry, lethal cuties that go exceptionally hard.

So thank you to Imogene for that recommendation.

Thanks to sponsors who make it possible to donate to a cause each week.

Okay, let's get our huge paws into the mailbag for listener questions.

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that people love cats and love you.

Okay.

A few people had pause questions.

Lisa Gorman wanted to know what big cat has the biggest paw size for its body size.

They feel like both lynx and snow leopards have very big paws.

And then Miriam, first time question asker to Layla and JJ all asked about toe beans.