Fishing Cats and Jaguarundis ~ SWCCF July 2025 News
Conservation news from the small cat working groups on Fishing Cats (India) and Jaguarundis (Mexico).
Conservation news from the small cat working groups on Fishing Cats (India) and Jaguarundis (Mexico).
Small cat conservation news from the African Golden Cat Working Group, Uganda; Fundación Con Garra, Chile and the Ocelot Working Group, Mexico.
Small cat conservation news from the Ocelot Working Group, Mexico and the African Golden Cat Working Group, Uganda.
There are 18 species of wild cats in the Americas which includes the continents of North and South America: 2 big cats (Jaguar and Puma) 2 small cats in North America (Bobcat and Canada Lynx) 14 small cats primarily in … Read More
Cheetahs and Pumas are often included in the general perception of ‘big cats’ however they are in a separate group to the Panthera big cats. Even though in the present day they inhabit different continents, the Cheetah in Africa and … Read More
The third cat in the Puma family of cats is the strange looking Jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi). The Jaguarundi ranges across Mexico, Central and South America and is now considered extinct in the southern United States. Previously described with a number of subspecies, partly due … Read More
The next group of cats we will cover are the three cats of the Puma Lineage. There are three diverse wild cats in the Puma lineage, differing in range, size and coat pattern and unique enough to each be classified … Read More
Over the last few months we focused on the Puma Lineage – which consists of the Puma, Cheetah and Jaguarundi. These three diverse cats, each in their own genus, differ in size, range and coat pattern. These cats all originated in … Read More
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