wild cat by inaani
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Description
Salzkatze (Geoffroys Katze / Leopardus geoffroyi) ist wahrscheinlich die am meisten vorkommende Wildekatze in der Südhälfte Südamerikas, von Bolivien und Südbrasilien südwärts bis Patagonien. Die Größe entspricht einer Hauskatze. Das Fell ist schwarz gefleckt, und die Gundfarbe des Fels variiert, von Region zu Region im Norden
ist es im allegemeinen ein bräunliches Fell. Weiterer im Süden ist das Fell gräulich, Schwanzringe sind weit verbreitet bei Wild- und
Hausarten. nachtaktiv. akut vor dem Aussterben bedroht.
Geoffroy's Cat (Leopardus geoffroyi) is probably the most common wild cat in South America. It is about the size of a domestic cat. Its fur has black spots, but the background color varies from region to region, in the north, a brownish yellow coat is most common. Farther south, its coat are grayish. Melanism is quite common both in the
wild and in captivity. night active. threatened acutely before dying out.
Comments (13)
Interesting facts for this feline. Excellent photo.
Lovely photo of a beautiful cat.
Great nature photography.
Excellent capture.
Beautiful kitty.
Beautiful capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HE/SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL. I HAVE A HALF BOBCAT. MY SISTER'S CAT GOT OUT AND THERE WAS A WILD BOBCAT. I HAVE THE FEMALE RUNT OF THE LITTER. SHE IS HANICAPPED BUT OH SO BEAUTIFUL. COOL BECAUSE SHE HAS NO TAIL.
Oh, what a doll!
Fantastic work.
Shame to hear of yet another species that is threatened. Thank you for sharing this capture with us - hugs Jane xx
Super!
Stellar profile portrait. I really love the pov on this. The eye needs something to make it look less milky but the animal is so very soft and beautiful in this light it really doesn't matter too much that the eye is light.
Wonderful Portrait!!!