乐生活Otocolobus manul is a kind of cat living in Central Asia. It is the only species of the genus Felidae.
It’s 60 centimeters (24 inches) long and the tail is 25 centimeters (10 inches) long. Hair is yellowish and has vertical stripes, but sometimes it becomes invisible because of its thick hair.
Rabbits have several characteristics that distinguish them from other cats. Its feet are short, its hips are heavy, and its hair is long and thick. This makes it look particularly stout and hairy. Its hair changes with the seasons – greyer and less flowery in winter. It has lower ears and an owl-like face. His pupils, like those of humans, are round, while cats are straight. Because of its shape, it was once included in the genus Cat and named Felis manul. Even earlier, because of its relatively fat face, it was once considered the ancestor of the Persian cat breed.
It travels at night and catches rodents, rabbits and birds.
Distribution from central Asia eastward to Siberia and China’s mainland Heilongjiang, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Sichuan, Tibet, Xinjiang and other places, mostly in desert, desert or Gobi region. The model habitat of this species is Dzhida River, Hunan Province, Baikal.
For a long time, rabbits were hunted for their fur, but now many areas have begun to be protected, such as China. Because it catches animals that are harmful to crops, it is considered beneficial. However, drugs used by animals that poison harmful crops such as rodents and rabbits can also affect rabbits.
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