Pallas' Cats are found throughout central Asia from western Iran to western China. 

They have a very specific habitat in rocky steppes and stony outcroppings. Their coloration and low ears allow them to hide easily and camouflage among the rocks. 

Scientific Name: Felis manul

Conservation Status: Unknown

Size:

Weight: They range between 4.5 to 11 lbs.

Pallas' Cat
Nutrition
These carnivores eat mainly pikas, a small mountain dwelling mammal, and small rodents, as well.
Current and Historic Range
Their current range is throughout central Asia from western Iran to western China.
Habitat
Pallas' Cats have a very specific habitat in rocky steppes and stony outcroppings.
Physical Characteristics
Their coloration and low ears allow them to hide easily and camouflage among the rocks.
Reproduction
Pallas' cats give birth to three to six kittens in a litter. The length of their pregnancy is about 75 days.
Behaviors
These solitary nocturnal cats sleep in small caves or openings in their rocky habitat.