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Small Wild Cats
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Projeto Onças do Iguaçú
Macarajá cat - Atlantic Forest 
Very very rare and highly elusive caracals camera trapped in Ranthambore. They are the most threatened small feline in India. They are just so elusive.
Wild Ocelot.
Wild Macarajá cat cub found in a hen house. 
Fabrizio Bignotti: " Just after sunrise but before meeting her 2 cubs. She took us there. Serval cat. Got really eyes of a cat. The photo at sunrise I ll post soon may be.
Was yesterday 27 may 2020. "
" A pair of sleepy serval kittens tucked away in their den. Maasai Mara National Reserve, "
2 different male Ocelots spotted in Caatinga.
credits: Bichos da Caatinga.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Bush Cat
credits: Bichos da Caatinga.  *This image is copyright of its original author
  *This image is copyright of its original author Herbert Smrcek-Kgalagadi Sightings- Caracal at Cubitje Quap, January 2018
credits: Refúgio da Ilha Ecolodge
''Ocelot during a night tour! We watched for a long time and with the cat very close to the vehicle! These encounters are not rare, but so close and for so long it is wonderful! The sound produced by the ranger imitates some prey and the ocelot gets closer. The guests were delighted!''  *This image is copyright of its original author Bichos da Caatinga-Our jaguarundis are really cute, photographed in Caatinga so they look even more beautiful. This was recorded by one of our photographic traps in the Santa Cruz do Capibaribe-PE region. All this beauty needs to be preserved for future generations. We remember that the future of Caatinga's fauna and flora depends so much on what we do to preserve in the present. Let's together preserve nature. This is our network of attitudes to preserve the fauna and flora of Caatinga. they look like miniature pumas
" The unusual but still beautiful Jaguarundi ??.
Sometimes referred to as the ‘otter-cat’, the Jaguarundi is closely related to the puma and is twice the size of a domestic cat. They have some of the most variable colourations of wildcats with two main groups: a dark morph which ranges from black, brownish and greys and a paler red morph ranging from tawny yellow to a bright chestnut red. " 
International Tiger Day 2020 special...
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