A cat was spotted in the sleeve of a statue of Jesus Christ

Cats love to conquer various peaks. The furry heroine of the video climbed to a height of more than 30 meters inside the statue of Jesus Christ in Bolivia.

If there is a place where a cat can theoretically end up, rest assured that it will get there.

Users are actively discussing how the four-legged conqueror of heights got to this point. There is indeed a staircase inside the statue, but for a cat, climbing 1,399 steps is a real challenge.

Interesting fact: the statue, located on San Pedro Hill in Cochabamba, was built in 1994 based on the famous monument in Rio de Janeiro. Its authors, Cesar and Walter Terrazas Pardo, used steel and concrete to make the structure so majestic.

Inside Cristo de la Concordia, there is a spiral staircase consisting of 1,399 steps that leads to an observation deck. From there, there is a stunning view of Cochabamba. For those who are not ready for such a climb, there is a cable car.

Until 2010, "Christ of Concordia" was considered the tallest statue of Jesus in the world. However, in 2010, "Christ the King in Swiebodzin" (36 meters without a pedestal) was built in Poland, which surpassed the Bolivian monument. The Bolivian statue often becomes a place for religious holidays and pilgrimages.

Now the statue of Christ in Concordia can boast another achievement - a cat that officially conquered it.