wild cats

wild cats

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Although most cats are domesticated, there are still wild cats surviving in forests all over the world. With some characteristics different from the kitties we know in everyday life, these types of animals go through great adventures to survive. wild cat For this reason, we will talk more about the personality, natural habitat and appearance of these types of wild felines. This way, you will know how our four-legged friend has so many traits from its jungle relatives.

Although it is not common to find wild cats around, there are at least 38 non-domesticated species of the animal. These include not only the lion or the leopard, but also felines, such as the flat-headed cat, the wild cat and the fishing cat. Furthermore, felines can be found in places ranging from deserts to subarctic environments. However, this is a reality that is about to change, as most wild cats are becoming extinct, mainly due to climate change, hunting and other reasons. Wild cat species As mentioned, there are at least 38 species of wild cats. We have listed some of them with the aim of showing their characteristics, habitat and personality. This way, you can learn more about these charming animals. Fishing cat The cute fishing cat is a medium-sized wild cat that lives in Asia. Listed as an endangered feline, fishing cat populations are threatened by the destruction of wetlands, which have declined significantly in the last decade. These animals live mainly near rivers, streams and mangroves. The structure of their claws allows the feline to swim and hunt in streams and rivers. They are relatively friendly compared to other wild cats.

Pallas's cat The Pallas's cat is an endangered species of wild cat that can be found in the grasslands and mountains of Central Asia. Although the Pallas's cat may look like a large cat, it is mainly its fur that gives this impression, as it is about the size and weight of a domestic wild cat. These cuties prefer to live at high altitudes and enjoy the cold weather that comes with it. Being short and flat, the Pallas's cat is a poor runner and, if it needs to escape, it will prefer to hide behind rocks. wild cat Desert cat As the name suggests, the desert cat lives mainly in deserts. This small feline can be found in Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. The feline was once listed as an endangered species, but its endangered status was downgraded because the species' population was only showing a small decline. Desert cats have a very cute, kitten-like appearance. They are very drought-resistant and can survive in the harsh conditions of the desert. They are also nocturnal animals and prefer to hunt at night, so they are rarely seen. African Golden Cat Found in the African region, the African golden cat is capable of living in almost any type of forest. However, the feline is most often found in forested areas with vegetation and humidity, usually along rivers.

The solitary cat usually chooses to hunt small mammals and birds. Its stocky build and short tail suggest that it is primarily a terrestrial hunter. In addition, it is also one of the nocturnal wild cats. Rusty cat The rusty-spotted cat is an extremely agile and active wild cat species. Its size is about half that of a domestic cat. In addition, the coat of this rare little cat is short, brownish-gray, tinged with a reddish color. The rusty-spotted cat is distributed in regions of India and Sri Lanka. This cat lives in deciduous, wet and dry forests, shrublands, grasslands, arid regions and rocky areas. Very agile, the animal is small but extremely ferocious. In fact, it also prefers to hunt at night. The cat feeds on birds, small mammals and, possibly, insects, lizards and frogs. Pampas cat The pampas cat or palheiro cat is a Brazilian wild cat that can also be found in other regions of South America. It is an animal that lives in open regions and native fields. The appearance of this furry cat varies between orange-red and gray-striped fur. In addition, it is one of the felines considered almost extinct, due to climate change, hunting, etc. wild cat Now that you know some of the wild cats, check out the Petz blog and access other content about curiosities and animal welfare.

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