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Between 1989 and 1993, This Mountain Cat Climbed 20 Peaks at More than 3,000 Meters and Saved Two People From an Avalanche.
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A mountain cat climbed more than 20 times the peaks of the Swiss Alps between 1989 and 1993. Born on 7 August 1988 at Berghotel Schwarenbach, near Kandersteg, Tomba joined the climbers on the snow-covered slopes. Agile on the snow and on the rock, this cat never slowed down, even above 3,000 meters of altitude. His instinct saved lives in the mountains. A mountain cat able to walk nine hours on the Tomba glaciers did not just escort the climbers…
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