The Rusty-spotted Cat (Prionailurus rubiginosus) ranks among the most diminutive and enigmatic wild felines in the world. Measuring only about 35–48 cm in body length (plus tail) and weighing as little as 0.9 kg, this species is approximately half the … Read More
Clouded leopards are among the most mysterious of the world’s wild cats. Graceful, arboreal, and elusive, these medium-sized felids inhabit the dense tropical forests of South and Southeast Asia. Traditionally treated as one species, clouded leopards have been the subject … Read More
The Fishing Cat (Prionailurus viverrinus) is one of Asia’s most distinctive yet least understood small wild cats. Adapted to life in wetlands, mangroves, floodplains, and river systems, it is an adept swimmer and a specialist predator of fish and other … Read More
The Marbled Cat (Pardofelis marmorata) is one of Asia’s most enigmatic small wild cats, adapted to life in dense, structurally complex forests. With its long tail, clouded markings, and semi-arboreal habits, it occupies a niche similar to that of the … Read More
African Golden Cat Conservation Status The African Golden Cat (Caracal aurata) is currently classified as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List. This conservation status reflects ongoing declines in its habitat and inferred population decrease. In Uganda specifically, the species is … Read More
Conservation news on Fishing Cats – Nepal, Guinas – Chile and African Golden Cats – Uganda.
Conservation news on the Small Cats of Chile and African Golden Cats, Uganda.
Conservation news from the small cat working groups on Rusty-spotted Cats (Nepal), Fishing Cats (Nepal) and Pampas Cats (Peru).
Conservation news from the small cat working groups on Fishing Cats (India) and Jaguarundis (Mexico).
Conservation news from the Marbled Cat (India) and Pampas Cat (Chile and Uruguay) Working Groups.