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Pallas Cat month was Last month over on Patreon, and now that we are firmly into Snow Leopard month, I can start sharing more of the Pallas Cat goodness here.

Remember if you want to see my art as it's made (including work in progress pictures, and sketch studies), then consider becoming a Patron at even the $1 a month level! that $1 goes far in keeping the content coming!

www.patreon.com/SupportTaksArt

OR if you want to buy this print on different products (mugs, stickers, cards, etc)

www.redbubble.com/people/takmo…

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This was the Mini print for all Mini print, and "all the bits" subscribers for the month of December!

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Pallas Cat (Otocolobus manul)

population estimation – 15,315 mature individuals
Population trend – decreasing
Near threatened by IUCN

Pallas cats appear to be bigger and heavier than they actually are due to their stocky builds and long, dense coats. Their fur is nearly twice as long on their belly and tail as on their top and sides.

In reality, they’re about the size of domestic cats: they measure up to 26 inches in body length (with an 8-12 inch tail) and weigh only around 10 pounds.

Diet = small mammals (esp Pika), marmots, birds, carrion, reptiles, insects

Activity – active early morning and early evening (crepuscular) but can be active all day (diurnal)

Description
Pallas Cat month was Last month over on Patreon, and now that we are firmly into Snow Leopard month, I can start sharing more of the Pallas Cat goodness here.

Remember if you want to see my art as it's made (including work in progress pictures, and sketch studies), then consider becoming a Patron at even the $1 a month level! that $1 goes far in keeping the content coming!

www.patreon.com/SupportTaksArt

OR if you want to buy this print on different products (mugs, stickers, cards, etc)

www.redbubble.com/people/takmo…

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This was the Mini print for all Mini print, and "all the bits" subscribers for the month of December!

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Pallas Cat (Otocolobus manul)

population estimation – 15,315 mature individuals
Population trend – decreasing
Near threatened by IUCN

Pallas cats appear to be bigger and heavier than they actually are due to their stocky builds and long, dense coats. Their fur is nearly twice as long on their belly and tail as on their top and sides.

In reality, they’re about the size of domestic cats: they measure up to 26 inches in body length (with an 8-12 inch tail) and weigh only around 10 pounds.

Diet = small mammals (esp Pika), marmots, birds, carrion, reptiles, insects

Activity – active early morning and early evening (crepuscular) but can be active all day (diurnal)