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|aka=Manul
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|name_jp=マヌルネコ
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|firstfeatured=Not Featured Yet
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|name_sci=Otocolobus manul
|name_sci=Otocolobus manul
|distribution=Central Asia
|distribution=Central Asia
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|lifespan=27 months
|lifespan=27 months
|wikilink=[[Wikipedia:Pallas's cat|Pallas's cat]]
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|introduction='''Palla's Cat''' is a type of [[Friend]] that DID NOT appear in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
|introduction='''Pallas's Cat''' is a type of feline [[Friend]] that first revealed in a [https://twitter.com/yosRRX/status/832944048650326017 Tweet] on [[Mine Yoshizaki]]'s Twitter and has been featured in [[Kemono Friends Festival]] and later game instalments.
|appearance=Pallas's Cat has small round stone grey ears with white fluff on the inside, stone grey hair with black markings at the front, black and white bangs framing her face, and yellow eyes. She has a white scarf that is tied at the front similarly to a neckerchief, a thick stone grey shirt with grey fur trim at the wrists, a stone grey and black striped skirt with black petticoats underneath, long white gloves with black stripes around the wrists that extend underneath her shirt, a bushy grey and black striped tail with a black tip, stone grey and black striped leggings that are white on the inside of her legs, and white snow boots with black soles and toe caps.
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|minor==== [[Kemono Friends Picross]] ===
Pallas's Cat appears in a puzzle of Kemono Friends Picross where the player can obtain a picture of the friend by solving a puzzle.
|reallife=[[File:Pallas_Cat_Real.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|left| A fluffy Pallas's Cat.]]
 
Pallas's cat, also known as manul or manul cat, is a type of small wild cat first described by the Prussian zoologist and botanist, [[wikipedia:Peter Simon Pallas|Peter Pallas]]. Due to the style of fur and flat face, Pallas first believed this cat to be the ancestor of Persian breeds of [[Domestic Cat|domestic cat]], but that was later proved incorrect. Pallas's cat is believed to have diverged from a common ancestor of other [[wikipedia:Felis|''Felis'']] species and [[Jungle Cat]] between 9.4 to 1.46 million years ago based on analysis of mitochondrial DNA.
 
The fur on their bodies is the largest and densest of any cat. Due to this, they look like they're much bigger than they actually are. Without the fur, the Pallas's cat is around the same size as a regular house cat. This fur keeps them warm in the cold environments that they live in, mainly in [[wikipedia:Siberia|Siberia]] and [[wikipedia:Tibet|Tibet]]. The colour of the fur changes depending on the season; from a grey colour in the winter, to a grey-red in the spring. Their giant fur also hampers their ability to run, meaning they have to hide from threats rather than outpace them.
 
Their fur doesn't stop them from chase hunting, but Pallas's cats can also ambush their prey in spite of their lack of mobility. They sneak up on an animal using vegetation as cover, or position themselves outside of a den and wait for their target to appear. Should they grow impatient, they can be found dipping their paws into dens in an attempt to catch some food. Their main diet includes rodents, birds, and insects. They also enjoy fish, despite the fact it's not part of their natural diet. Due to extreme environment of their habitats, Pallas's cats have high mortality rate in the wild with an average lifespan less than 3 years. However, they can live up to 12 years in captivity.
|trivia=* Pallas's cat is very expressive, and finds itself the face of many meme images online.
* Cats usually contract their pupils to a slit shape, but Pallas's cats contract theirs to a small circle.
* Pallas's cat is featured on the Russian Silver 2-ruble coin.
|reference=Big Cat Rescue. (2017). Pallas Cat Facts. [online] Available at: https://bigcatrescue.org/pallas-cat-facts/ [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].
 
Bates, M. (2017). The Creature Feature: 10 Fun Facts About the Pallas’ Cat. [online] WIRED. Available at: https://www.wired.com/2014/08/pallas-cat-facts/ [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].
 
Arkive. (2017). Pallas’s cat video - Otocolobus manul - 00 Arkive. [online] Available at: http://www.arkive.org/pallass-cat/otocolobus-manul/video-00.html [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].
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Latest revision as of 19:58, 7 November 2024

Pallas's Cat
Palla's CatOriginal.png
PallasCatKF3V3.png
マヌルネコ
Character Data
AKA Manul
Romaji Manuruneko
Debut Kemono Friends Festival
Animal Data
Scientific Name Otocolobus manul
Distribution Central Asia
Diet Carnivore
Avg. Lifespan 27 months
Read More Pallas's cat
Conservation Status iucn3.1 LC.svg.png

Pallas's Cat's Merchandise

Pallas's Cat Festival Pavilion KF3 (V2 • V3) Gallery

Pallas's Cat is a type of feline Friend that first revealed in a Tweet on Mine Yoshizaki's Twitter and has been featured in Kemono Friends Festival and later game instalments.

Appearance

Pallas's Cat has small round stone grey ears with white fluff on the inside, stone grey hair with black markings at the front, black and white bangs framing her face, and yellow eyes. She has a white scarf that is tied at the front similarly to a neckerchief, a thick stone grey shirt with grey fur trim at the wrists, a stone grey and black striped skirt with black petticoats underneath, long white gloves with black stripes around the wrists that extend underneath her shirt, a bushy grey and black striped tail with a black tip, stone grey and black striped leggings that are white on the inside of her legs, and white snow boots with black soles and toe caps.

Series Appearances

Appearances In Kemono Friends Media
Media Role
2018Kemono Friends Pavilion↪ Observable character
2018Kemono Friends Festival↪ Minor character, playable
2018Kemono Friends PicrossAppears in a puzzle
2019Kemono Friends 3↪ Minor character, playable
2019Kemono Friends 3: Planet Tours↪ Photo illustration

Minor Appearances

Kemono Friends Picross

Pallas's Cat appears in a puzzle of Kemono Friends Picross where the player can obtain a picture of the friend by solving a puzzle.

In Real Life

A fluffy Pallas's Cat.

Pallas's cat, also known as manul or manul cat, is a type of small wild cat first described by the Prussian zoologist and botanist, Peter Pallas. Due to the style of fur and flat face, Pallas first believed this cat to be the ancestor of Persian breeds of domestic cat, but that was later proved incorrect. Pallas's cat is believed to have diverged from a common ancestor of other Felis species and Jungle Cat between 9.4 to 1.46 million years ago based on analysis of mitochondrial DNA.

The fur on their bodies is the largest and densest of any cat. Due to this, they look like they're much bigger than they actually are. Without the fur, the Pallas's cat is around the same size as a regular house cat. This fur keeps them warm in the cold environments that they live in, mainly in Siberia and Tibet. The colour of the fur changes depending on the season; from a grey colour in the winter, to a grey-red in the spring. Their giant fur also hampers their ability to run, meaning they have to hide from threats rather than outpace them.

Their fur doesn't stop them from chase hunting, but Pallas's cats can also ambush their prey in spite of their lack of mobility. They sneak up on an animal using vegetation as cover, or position themselves outside of a den and wait for their target to appear. Should they grow impatient, they can be found dipping their paws into dens in an attempt to catch some food. Their main diet includes rodents, birds, and insects. They also enjoy fish, despite the fact it's not part of their natural diet. Due to extreme environment of their habitats, Pallas's cats have high mortality rate in the wild with an average lifespan less than 3 years. However, they can live up to 12 years in captivity.

Trivia

  • Pallas's cat is very expressive, and finds itself the face of many meme images online.
  • Cats usually contract their pupils to a slit shape, but Pallas's cats contract theirs to a small circle.
  • Pallas's cat is featured on the Russian Silver 2-ruble coin.

References

Big Cat Rescue. (2017). Pallas Cat Facts. [online] Available at: https://bigcatrescue.org/pallas-cat-facts/ [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].

Bates, M. (2017). The Creature Feature: 10 Fun Facts About the Pallas’ Cat. [online] WIRED. Available at: https://www.wired.com/2014/08/pallas-cat-facts/ [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].

Arkive. (2017). Pallas’s cat video - Otocolobus manul - 00 Arkive. [online] Available at: http://www.arkive.org/pallass-cat/otocolobus-manul/video-00.html [Accessed 21 Nov. 2017].

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