The Pallas’s cat, also known as the manul, is a wild cat that has become known for its extraordinary ability to be invisible.
A native of Asia, it inhabits some of the world's driest areas, where temperature can drop to minus 50 degrees.
This climate has given the cat its extra thick coat—and also a resistance to life and breeding in captivity.
Nonetheless they seem to be happy at the zoological garden in Wrocław, south-west Poland.
Elzbieta Krajewska was on the line to Krzysztof Stegmann at the Carnivora Section of the zoo to find out more about their Pallas’s cat kittens.