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Bookmark or Share- Wild Cats Of Africa: A Guide To All 10 African Wild Cats ️Big Cats of Africa Leopard (Panthera pardus) Group name: Leap. Size: 1 meter high, weighing up to 100 kg. Speed: 56 km per hour. Diet: Leopards are opportunistic carnivores and hunt a wide range of prey such as jackal, antelope, gazelle, monkeys, duiker, eland, impala, wildebeest, and more. Range & Habitat: Leopards live in more places than any other big cat, and are comfortable in almost any ...
- The Seven Species Of Wild Cats Of Africa - WorldAtlasThe African golden cat is a highly elusive creature and hence little is known about the behavior of this species. Rodents, tree hyrax, birds, etc., are the main prey of these cats. Hunting for bushmeat and habitat loss and damage threatens the populations of this cat.
- Lion | African Wildlife FoundationWhat is the African lion? It is the second-largest living big cat after the tiger. Males are unique among the cat species for their thick mane of brown or black hair encircling their head and neck. The mane darkens with age, and the thicker and darker a mane is the healthier the cat. Both males and females roar — a sound heard as far as 8 ...
- African Wildcat - International Society for Endangered Cats (ISEC) CanadaTail Length: 24.1-36.8 cm (9.4-14″) Weight: 3-8 kg (6-18 lbs) The African Wildcat Felis lybica is the size of a large housecat. They have longer legs than the domestic cat, giving them a more upright posture in the sitting position and a different walking form. The background color of its coat ranges from reddish to sandy yellow to tawny ...
- Caracal, facts and photos - National GeographicThe fastest of the smaller African wildcats, caracals are supreme hunters. Their sandy-colored coats provide camouflage, and stiff fur cushioning their footpads makes them nearly silent stalkers ...
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