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Where to see Pallas Cats in the UK

2 places to meet one

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Pallas Cat is among the animals visitors can meet at UK wildlife attractions.

The Pallas cat, also known as the manul, is a small wild cat native to the grasslands and rocky steppes of Central Asia, including regions of Mongolia, China, and parts of Russia. These solitary cats primarily feed on small mammals, birds, and insects, using their keen eyesight to hunt during dawn and dusk. Currently, the Pallas cat has not yet been evaluated by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, but it faces threats from habitat loss and hunting. An interesting fact about the Pallas cat is its distinctive appearance; it has a flat face, short legs, and a thick coat that helps it withstand harsh climates. UK families can see Pallas cats in various zoos and wildlife parks, where they can learn more about these intriguing creatures.

Plan a day around pallas cats

Wildlife Park

Howletts Wild Animal Park

Canterbury, Kent

Howletts Wild Animal Park offers an engaging experience with a variety of rare and endangered species in a beautiful park setting.

From £264.5(5.3k)

Safari Park

Port Lympne Reserve

Folkestone and Hythe, Kent

Port Lympne Reserve offers an immersive safari experience with a diverse array of rare animals set in expansive Kentish landscapes.

From £364.5(6.4k)