‘Grumpy’ Pallas kittens go on display at Japan zoo
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Five young Pallas's cats, known for their grumpy expressions, went on public display at Kobe Animal Kingdom in Japan. The four males and one female were born at the facility in May. The species is considered one of the oldest living cat lineages and is native to Central Asia. They are rarely exhibited due to their susceptibility to infections, according to the zoo.
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The species is one of the oldest living cat species.
Five young Pallas's cats went on display at Kobe Animal Kingdom in Japan on Thursday.
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Pallas's cats are dubbed the world's grumpiest feline due to their sullen facial expressions.
South China Morning Post- The species is one of the oldest living cat species.
- They are native to dry, rocky areas of Central Asia.
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Loaded language removedFive young Pallas’s cats, dubbed the world’s grumpiest feline for their sullen facial expressions, went on display at a zoo in Japan on Thursday. Kobe Animal Kingdom put the four males and one female, all born in May at the facility, on public viewing last week. The animals are believed to be one of the oldest living cat species and are native to the dry, rocky areas of Central Asia.
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Pallas's cats are dubbed the world's grumpiest feline due to their sullen facial expressions.
South China Morning PostPallas's cats are believed to be one of the oldest living cat species.
OpinionPallas's cats are not commonly displayed at zoos because they are relatively more sensitive to infections.
South China Morning PostFive young Pallas's cats went on display at Kobe Animal Kingdom in Japan on Thursday.
South China Morning PostThe group consists of four males and one female, all born in May at the facility.
South China Morning PostPallas's cats are native to the dry, rocky areas of Central Asia.
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