Pallas’s cat ❤️ Fun facts about these wild cats: 1. They are named after the naturalist Peter Pallas. 2. Their dense, fluffy coat makes them look much bigger than they actually are. 3. They are poor runners because of their stocky build and short legs. 4. Unlike most cats, their pupils are round instead of vertical slits. 5. They are distant relatives of leopards. #EarthCapture by @cheetah80 . . . . #PallasCat #Leopards #WildCats | BBC Earth

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A mama Pallas’s cat carefully carries her kittens to a new den, navigating the rocky highlands with silent precision. This rare and elusive wild feline is a precious sight for those lucky enough to spot it in the remote landscapes of Tibetan Plateau. #pallascat #tibet #tibetanplateau #wildlife #wildanimals #animallover #catlovers | SnowLion Tours - Journey to Tibet

Pallas Cat Playtime~part 1: Lessons in Survival Amidst the Mongolian Rocks!Get ready for an unforgettable journey into the wild with Big Cat Rescue, as we bring you another astonishing episode from our expedition to Mongolia. Jamie Veronica and Victor Alonso capture the whimsical, yet pivotal, moments of Pallas Cat kittens out in the open, learning the art of survival amidst the rocky cradle of their home.While their devoted mother is off hunting, securing their sustenance in the vast steppe, th

The Pallas's cat, also called manul, is a small wild cat with a broad but fragmented distribution in the grasslands and montane steppes of Central Asia. It is negatively affected by habitat degradation, prey base decline and hunting, and has therefore been classified as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List since 2002 Did you know: Pallas' cats appear to be bigger and heavier than they actually are due to their stocky builds and long, dense coats. | Now Science News