Discover the fascinating story of the Pallas's cat, a small wild feline recently discovered living high on Mount Everest. This episode explores how scientists from the Perpetual Planet Everest Expedition uncovered evidence of this elusive species at elevations over 5,000 meters in Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. Learn about the unique adaptations of the Pallas's cat, its habitat, behavior, and the significance of its presence alongside other high-altitude wildlife like the red fox and snow leopard. We delve into the groundbreaking research conducted by an international team of scientists, including DNA analysis of environmental samples, which sheds light on the rich biodiversity of the alpine ecosystem. This discovery not only extends the known range of the Pallas's cat but also opens doors for future research on mountain wildlife conservation.