Pallas's Cat

Pallas's Cat

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Pallas Cat (Otocolobus manul, or Felis manul), Also known as the manul, is a small wild cat of Central Asia. E 'named after the naturalists Peter Simon Pallas, the WHO first described the species in 1776.

Pallas cat is the oldest living species of a tribe of cats, the which includes the modern genus Felis. This feline with the cat disappeared Martelli, was probably one of the first modern cats evolve Pseudaelurus about 12 million years.

Distribution and habitat

Pallas's cat is widely available in Asian steppes at an altitude of 1000-4000 meters (3,300 and 13,000 ft). It is found along the east coast and south of the Caspian Sea, through northern Iran, India, and Pakistan, in Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, western and central China, and Mongolia. It prefers rocky areas with trees are relatively small, including barren hills, desert, and semidesert.

Pallas's Cat including those of a cat-sized domestic cat, at 46-65 cm (18-26) long, excluding his 21-31 cm (8.3 to 12 in) tail, and weighing 2.5 to 4.5 kilogram. The combination of muscular posture and long, dense fur makes it look plump and tender.

Pallas's Cat has a few physical features that distinguish it from other cats. Among others, the eyes have round pupils rather than pupils slit-like other small cats, which proportionally shorter legs compared with cats in general, very low-set ears and wide, and have claws very short. The face is shortened as compared with other cats, giving a flat face. Short jaw has fewer teeth than cats. Seeing the face of a flat structure, allowing Pallas's Cat is the ancestor of the persian cat.

Ocher-colored fur with dark vertical bars on the torso and front legs, which is sometimes not visible due to thick fur. A gray winter coat and less patterned than the summer coat. There is a clear black rings on the tail and dark places in the forehead. Cheeks white with thin black stripes running from the corners of the eye. Chin and throat are also white, merging into a fine gray fur of hamsters. concentric white and black rims around the eyes show spherical shape

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Caracal Cat

Caracal

Caracal has a typical appearance of North America, this cat is growing well, and living in the west to Asia to Africa. This cat grows about three feet long, so classified as a small cat. Caracal survived by hunting, as well as other wild cats, therefore hidp caracal prefer rocky areas and shrubs such as mountain or prairie area, making it easier to ambush prey. they are very rarely seen because hiding for caracal stalking prey but still there are many wild population, and caracal well as pets. caracal lifetime can reach 12 - 17 years.

Caracal cat has a slender body type, but muscular, with long legs and short tail, so caracal can move very quickly when ambushed ambush prey such as birds or paralyze a venomous snake. Type males typically weigh 13 to 18 kg, and the females weigh about 11 kg mimiliki. Caracal has a length of about 65-90 inches, tail length ranges from 30 centimeters.

Caracal have varying hair colors such as wine-red, gray, or black sand. Young caracal has reddish spots on the bottom. While adults do not have a sign except for black spots above the eyes and small white patches around the eyes and nose.

As generally animals that live wild, they have their own territories within a certain radius, for their power radius caracal averaging 19 to 220 square kilometres. Caracal would make marriage almost every year, but most meals are plentiful, so as to raise a child with enough food to become the next generation.

Caracal

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Caracal Face

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Caracal in forest

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