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Less than 100 of these wildcats remain, but innovative ... - MSN- Muñoa's Pampas cat, a small wild feline, is endemic to the Pampas grasslands that sprawl over southern Brazil, Uruguay and northeastern Argentina. - With fewer than 100 individuals left in the ...
On the flipside, they’ve found some evidence that the pampas cat is not, as others have suggested, two or three distinct species. Reference: Trigo, Schneider, Oliveira, Lehugeur, Silveira ...
Four flavors of adorable: A) The new species of southern oncilla, L. guttulus, B) Brazilian tigrina, C) Geoffroy’s cat D) pampas cat. Photo: Projeto Gatos do Mato – Brasil, Current Biology ...
Muñoa’s Pampas cat, a small wild feline, is endemic to the Pampas grasslands that sprawl over southern Brazil, Uruguay and northeastern Argentina. With fewer than 100 individuals left in the ...
The pampas cat has a wide distribution all over South America, from northern Ecuador to southern Argentina, including Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil.
The pampas cat pads stealthily among the remaining dry forests of Southern Ecuador and Northern Peru, while the ocelot, a medium-sized cat of nocturnal habits, attempts to camouflage itself in ...
Biologists have identified a cryptic new species of wild cat living in Brazil. The discovery is a reminder of just how little scientists still know about the natural world, even when it comes to ...
The results of the study have implications for conservation efforts, such as laws about poaching and the designation of national parkland. Project Wild Cats of Brazil Researchers have identified a ...
An oncilla (Leopardus guttulus) found in southern Brazil.They are one of the smallest cats in South America, maxing out at 3 kilograms (about 6.5 lbs.). (Projeto Gatos do Mato - Brasil / Project ...
Researchers reporting in the Cell Press journal Current Biology on Nov. 27 have identified a cryptic new species of wild cat living in Brazil. The discovery is a reminder of just how little ...
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