A palace cat. He has the densest fur of any cat in the world. Nonetheless, to keep warm, he must

catch up to five rodents a day. [Music] Top of the menu are [Music] voles and

jills. Relative to body size, palace cats have one of the shortest legs of any cat, and that helps by giving them a low

profile when stalking. But it's not so good for wading through deep [Music] snow. Never mind, there are plenty

[Music] more. He just needs to stay focused. Unfortunately, the longer he's out in the snow, the colder his pores

[Music] become, and he has only one way to get the blood circulating again. That could be one shake too many.

[Music] [Music] Only one hunt in three by a palace cat is successful. No wonder he has the

reputation of being the grumpiest cat in the world.

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