Презентация на тему Pallas’s Cat

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2. Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes,
3. DistributionManul occur in Central Asia, from the
4. Lifestyle Pallas’s cats are usually nocturnal but
5. Food Pallas’s cat eats small mammals such as rodents and pikas, and ground-dwelling birds.
6. Life Cycle The Pallas’s cat can usually
7. Some of Neighbors Gazelles, marmots, gray wolves,
8. Population Status & Threats In the 1900s,
9. WCS Conservation Efforts WCS(Wildlife Conservation Society) is
10. The best hope for Pallas’ Cat is
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Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes, Pallas’s Cats Otocolobus manul are also called Manul, Steppe Cat or Rock Wildcat.

DistributionManul occur in Central Asia, from the Caspian Sea through Iran, Afghanistan,

Lifestyle Pallas’s cats are usually nocturnal but may come out during the

Food Pallas’s cat eats small mammals such as rodents and pikas, and ground-dwelling birds.

Life Cycle The Pallas’s cat can usually lives to be 8 to

Some of Neighbors Gazelles, marmots, gray wolves, saiga antelope, steppe eagles, maral

Population Status & Threats In the 1900s, fur traders hunted Pallas’s cats

WCS Conservation Efforts WCS(Wildlife Conservation Society) is working with government officials and

The best hope for Pallas’ Cat is that the inaccessibility and desolation

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Слайд 2 Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes, Pallas’s

Well-furred cats from the cold Asian steppes, Pallas’s Cats Otocolobus manul are also

Cats Otocolobus manul are also called Manul, Steppe Cat or Rock

Wildcat.

Слайд 3 Distribution
Manul occur in Central Asia, from the Caspian

DistributionManul occur in Central Asia, from the Caspian Sea through Iran,

Sea through Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and northern India to

central China, Mongolia and southern Russia.

Слайд 4 Lifestyle
Pallas’s cats are usually nocturnal but may come

Lifestyle Pallas’s cats are usually nocturnal but may come out during

out during the day. They move around on their

own in a territory that spans 2 to 3 miles. They den in caves, crevices and burrows made by other animals. The Pallas’s cats’ long, dense fur provides insulation against their snowy environment.

Слайд 5 Food
Pallas’s cat eats small mammals such as rodents

and pikas, and ground-dwelling birds.

Слайд 6 Life Cycle
The Pallas’s cat can usually lives to

Life Cycle The Pallas’s cat can usually lives to be 8

be 8 to 10 years old. Females give birth

in late spring to litters of up to six young. In 4 to 6 months, the kittens are mature. Females are ready to be mothers at 1 year of age but little is known about the cats’ mating behavior.

Слайд 7 Some of Neighbors
Gazelles, marmots, gray wolves, saiga antelope,

Some of Neighbors Gazelles, marmots, gray wolves, saiga antelope, steppe eagles,

steppe eagles, maral deer, desert dormouse, marbled polecat, Marco

Polo sheep, great bustard, squirrels

Слайд 8 Population Status & Threats
In the 1900s, fur traders

Population Status & Threats In the 1900s, fur traders hunted Pallas’s

hunted Pallas’s cats for their fluffy coats. Eventually, laws

were made to protect the cats. The hunt for their fur has slowed but still goes on, threatening the Pallas’s cat’s survival. Efforts to poison pikas to control their population also puts pressure on the cats.

Слайд 9 WCS Conservation Efforts
WCS(Wildlife Conservation Society) is working with

WCS Conservation Efforts WCS(Wildlife Conservation Society) is working with government officials

government officials and scientists in Central Asia to eventually

create an International Peace Park that would protect animals in the region.

Слайд 10
The best hope for Pallas’ Cat is that

The best hope for Pallas’ Cat is that the inaccessibility and

the inaccessibility and desolation of their habitat will help

keep their numbers from being too decimated. Conservation measures must include improving law enforcement efforts and revamping the hunting permit system.