Not many people are familiar with this wild cat species because they often confuse them with ocelots. Humans have named this species the Margay cat, a native cat in Central and South America. Unlike ocelots, they inhabit remote and desolate tropical forests. Although they were previously nearly classified as endangered, authorities now categorize them as ‘near-threatened.’ These spotted cats typically hunt at night and often lead solitary lives without forming packs. Most importantly, they have an incredibly cute appearance!
This is a rare spotted cat species in the world, and they are currently on the list of endangered species facing extinction
They primarily inhabit North America.
This species of cat lives solitary lives and is often active in hunting at nigh
Their preferre is tropical forests
Their favorite foods include birds, frogs, and some small animals
According to scientists, this cat species has excellent hunting skills.
An image of a spotted cat yawning