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The smallest cat in the Americas, the 5.5-pound guiña or kodkod occurs only in Central and Southern Chile with parts of its range extending to the adjoining areas of Argentina. While the guiña is an agile climber, it prefers to hunt on the ground. It is currently listed as “Vulnerable” on the IUCN Red List, and its population is decreasing. The best place to see guiña in the wild, including the unusual melanistic individuals, is Chiloe island in Chile.
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![JUNGLE CAT [Felis chaus] The jungle cat is the largest of the living Felis species. It has a small tuft on the ears, a comparatively short tail, and a distinct spinal crest. Because of its long legs, short tail and tuft on the ears, the jungle cat resembles a small lynx. The face is relatively slender. Fur colour varies with subspecies, yellowish-grey to reddish-brown or tawny-grey, and is ticked with black. Animal Poses, Cat References, Jungle Cat, Animals To Draw, Cat Reference, Cat Pose, Unusual Animals, Interesting Animals, Rare Animals](https://i.pinimg.com/474x/0a/c4/3b/0ac43b4438e8a41ffba3c9dc7fc61adf.jpg)
JUNGLE CAT [Felis chaus] The jungle cat is the largest of the living Felis species. It has a small tuft on the ears, a comparatively short tail, and a distinct spinal crest. Because of its long legs, short tail and tuft on the ears, the jungle cat resembles a small lynx. The face is relatively slender. Fur colour varies with subspecies, yellowish-grey to reddish-brown or tawny-grey, and is ticked with black.
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Andean mountain cat. Currently they are endangered with fewer than 2500 cats left in the wild.
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