The cat at the Winter Palace inherits Paul's octopus

The Russians believed St Petersburg was a sacred place. There are many tsarist living and living there. St Petersburg has the Emitajze Museum which the Russians see as sacred places.

There are many beautiful cats in the museum. Multiplying the World Cup right in my hometown, the Russians take out white cats in the hope that 'mascot' will be the great successor to the great Paul who went into the history of the 2010 World Cup with the hard-pressed speculation.

The white cat in the Emitajze Museum is still shy and is being trained to inherit Paul's octopus.(Photo: GETTY IMAGES).

According to zoologists and non-homeland animal charity organizations in the city, the white cat is still afraid of the crowd so he has not made a prediction. This is also reasonable because it will take six more days to roll. However, over time, the Russian white cat, as if testing the patience of the elves, made it most of the time, trying to escape rather than playing with the same predecessor as 'Paul the octopus'.

Although no prediction has yet been made, the background of the Russian white cat has been exploited quite thoroughly about private life. It is congenital deafness. Therefore, these days, 'em' is being trained by volunteers with a wide knowledge of animal care to get used to the colors of 32 teams.

The head of this training team is the female veterinarian Anna Kondratieva, who said that she chose a deaf cat because it is common for hearing-impaired cats to be sensitive to color. But the color of 32 teams sometimes overlaps with the main color and the difference is only minor.

Dr. Anna said: 'We only train you how to distinguish colors but the ability to prophesy is still the instinct of' em 'but not human intervention .'.