Russia trains the cat "Achilles" to predict the results of the 2018 World Cup

Russia trains the cat "Achilles" to predict the results of the 2018 World Cup

Like many soccer fans trying to predict the outcome of the World Cup, Cat (Achilles) is busy studying the teams that will participate in the World Cup this month in Russia; to predict the results of the tournament which will continue until 15 of next month.

I have never been

Akhel is a Abysh cat who lives in the Armitage Museum in St. Petersburg and is preparing to predict the outcome of the tournament, which will kick off within two weeks.

He is preparing to succeed Octopus Paul, who predicted the results of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Spain won the title.

Many cats have learned how to predict matches in Armitage, where they have already predicted the results of the Confederations Cup hosted by Russia last year.

But what distinguishes Achilles is that he is deaf; that is, he will not leave easily when one of the two plates is selected for each one of them.

Drills of Achilles

As part of Achilles' training, he wears a red shirt and looks at the tournament schedule before starting his career by predicting a match.

"Achilles is now at work as he prepares for the World Cup and goes through the adjustment process," said Anna Kondratiava, a veterinarian during a training session at an animal shop near the museum. Cat, so we decided to put it under a strict diet, "according to the site," toss News. "