The Manul
Posted by: foxrafer on: May 25, 2009
or Pallas’s Cat (just because I love cats). It has round pupils, which is very cool. Something about that always makes them look angry or scared, though, but still absolutely beautiful.
© law_keven; please click for original image
© law_keven; please click for original image
© patries71; please click for original image
© Tambako the Jaguar; please click for original image
© Tambako the Jaguar; please click for original image
3 Responses to "The Manul"
May 27, 2009 at 6:18 am
you’re definitely right about them looking scared but gorgeous in most photos. i found a pic of a mom and three babies looking at the camera and while they were all just breathtaking to look at, they seemed scared at the intrusion of photography. Thanks for the rpley and posting the pics too :)
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- foxrafer: I haven't even thought of this blog for so long; people can't comment if I don't post. :-) Seeing this is making me want to try picking it up again. H
- JanPattersonRN: i don't comment as often as i should, but i love these.
- unknowntheartist: you're definitely right about them looking scared but gorgeous in most photos. i found a pic of a mom and three babies looking at the camera and while
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May 26, 2009 at 7:54 am
gorgeous! the third pic makes it look like he is thinking hard :) where are they found in the wild and are they dangerous like tigers and lions?
May 26, 2009 at 8:42 am
Aren’t they beautiful. According to wikipedia they live in Central Asia and are about the size of a house cat. But considering they’re wild (and even feral cats can do some damage to you if they’re so inclined) I’d imagine I’d want to steer clear, despite their size. :-)