The wild cat is native to northern Mexico and Central and South America, where they are still found, though their population has decreased due to their dense brush habitat being cleared for farming ...

My daughter, who works at the zoo, informs me that mountain lions are the only big cat to have back legs longer than its front legs. So if anyone sees a large black cat, check out those legs! and ...

A mysterious wild cat with an odd blend of feline and otter features is quietly slipping through the Americas. Despite its ...

The jaguarundi, a type of wild feline with very distinctive features, is a curious species that looks like a cross between a ...

Which cat lives on Mount Everest? Which one barks—and which hunts more successfully than a lion? Test your knowledge of the ...

Despite having “jaguar” in the name, this strange little wild cat is actually thought by some to be more closely related to ...

The jaguarundi (scientific name Herpailurus yagouaroundi) is a small, weasel-shaped wild cat native to Central and South America. Adults usually weigh between 4.5 and 9 kilograms (10–20 pounds) and ...

Sleek and solitary, the jaguarundi is roughly the size of a large house cat, typically weighing between 8 and 16 pounds and growing up to 30 inches long. Their coats are solid-colored—either ...

Residents along Link Road and State Highway 46 in Seguin have reported sightings of a large cat, sparking speculation on social media that it could be a jaguarundi, a relative of the jaguar.

Table 1 Home range of three Southern tiger cat (Leopardus guttulus), one margay (Leopardus wiedii), and three jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) monitored in a fragmented landscape of southern Brazil. We ...

In March, trail cameras, which are useful tools used to take note of wildlife populations, captured the rare jaguarundi in Honduras. These wild cats native to Central and South America are virtually ...

Unlike other cats, the jaguarundi communicates through a variety of vocalizations, boasting up to 13 distinct sounds. These include chirps, whistles, purrs, and even a peculiar ‘chattering’ noise, ...