Zelenogorsk, the viral Pallas’s cat known for his unique habit of sitting on his tail to keep his paw pads warm, has died at the age of 13, leaving behind a legacy of 35 kittens and helping raise awareness for the endangered species. Born between 2012 and 2013 in the Russian Republic of Tuva, Zelenogorsk, whose name means “Green Mountain,” was first brought to the Zelenogorsk Zoo in Krasnoyarsk before moving to his permanent home at the Novosibirsk Zoo in 2014. His unusual, almost spherical post

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The Pallas's cat (Otocolobus manul) is a unique wild feline native to Central Asia’s high-altitude steppes and rocky grasslands. Its dense fur, short legs, and flat face make it instantly recognizable. Unlike most cats, it has round pupils and a plush coat that traps heat, keeping it warm in harsh climates while providing camouflage. It appears larger than it is, helping it avoid predators. A solitary ambush hunter, the Pallas's cat preys on pikas and rodents. Habitat loss and declining prey hav

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