The five kittens born earlier this month to a Pallas's cat, a species widely considered to be the world's oldest living feline, at a zoo in western Japan recently made their media debut, showing steady growth and lively interactions with their mother.According to Kobe Animal Kingdom in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, the five kittens -- four males and one female -- were born on May 12 and were given names inspired by sunlight.Initially appearing uneasy and anxious during their first appearance in the exhibition area on Thursday, the kittens soon began running around curiously after growing accustom…READ FULL ARTICLE