Nagomu (ナゴム) the Pallas's cat

Let us introduce you to the loveliest Nagomu the Pallas's cat. He lives in Nasu Animal Kingdom.

He's two years old, born on April 19, 2024 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar the Pallas's cat and Az the Pallas's cat. Read more about the travels of Nagomu.

Nagomu was given his name in Kobe Animal Kingdom where he was born. The zookeepers at Kobe Animal Kingdom have thoughtfully considered names for the manul kittens. Each name is inspired by a single kanji character that came to mind through daily interactions with the kittens and reflects their unique characteristics and behaviors, showing the affection and thoughtfulness of the keepers. Nagomu has a calm and steady personality, often bringing a sense of relaxation during tense caregiving moments. The name “Nagomu” comes from the kanji for “calm” (和). Read more about the names of Nagomu.

News about Nagomu the Pallas's cat

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  Feeding at the Novosibirsk Zoo

  

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  21 days ago

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  A long-awaited event!

  

  Анна

  7 months ago

  24 favorite 6 chat

Siblings of Nagomu the Pallas's cat

Twin siblings born on April 19, 2024 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar and Az, but sadly one kitten did not live to see its first birthday.

Younger siblings born on May 12, 2026 in Kobe Animal Kingdom to the family of Nar and Az, but sadly one kitten did not live to see its first birthday.

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Nagomu's travel adventures

On March 17, 2025 Nagomu moved from Kobe Animal Kingdom to Nasu Animal Kingdom.

Naming history of Nagomu the Pallas's cat

On June 19, 2024 in Kobe Animal Kingdom he was given his name Nagomu (ナゴム), which he is known by to this day. The zookeepers at Kobe Animal Kingdom have thoughtfully considered names for the manul kittens. Each name is inspired by a single kanji character that came to mind through daily interactions with the kittens and reflects their unique characteristics and behaviors, showing the affection and thoughtfulness of the keepers. Nagomu has a calm and steady personality, often bringing a sense of relaxation during tense caregiving moments. The name “Nagomu” comes from the kanji for “calm” (和).