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Haku in Kobe Animal Kingdom, June 2026
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Haku (ハク) the Pallas's cat

Nar's and Az's son who lives in Kobe Animal Kingdom. He was born on May 12, 2026

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Meet the loveliest Haku the Pallas's cat. He lives in Kobe Animal Kingdom.

He's one month old, born on May 12, 2026 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar the Pallas's cat and Az the Pallas's cat.

Haku was given his name in Kobe Animal Kingdom where he was born. The names for the kittens were chosen by the zoo staff, inspired by the meanings of their fluffy parents' names: the father's name, Nar, means "sun" in Mongolian, while the mother's name, Az, means "happiness." Therefore, each of the five kittens in the litter was given a name inspired by a joyful natural phenomenon associated with the sun. Haku (ハク) in Japanese means “thin rays of twilight light piercing the sky before sunrise.” Read more about the names of Haku.

Siblings of Haku the Pallas's cat

Twin siblings born on May 12, 2026 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar and Az

Older siblings born on April 19, 2024 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar and Az

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Naming history of Haku the Pallas's cat

In May of 2026 in Kobe Animal Kingdom he was given his name Haku (ハク), which he is known by to this day. The names for the kittens were chosen by the zoo staff, inspired by the meanings of their fluffy parents' names: the father's name, Nar, means "sun" in Mongolian, while the mother's name, Az, means "happiness." Therefore, each of the five kittens in the litter was given a name inspired by a joyful natural phenomenon associated with the sun. Haku (ハク) in Japanese means “thin rays of twilight light piercing the sky before sunrise.”

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