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    • EXISTING SUBSPECIES : Siberian Tiger
      • South China tiger
      • Indochinese tiger
      • Sumatran Tiger
      • Malayan Tiger
      • Bengal or Indian Tiger
        • Tiger History in Indian Subcontinent
        • 30% tigers increased in India
        • Tigers Killed in India
        • Tiger attacks and Man-eating
        • Great Trekker
    • EXTINCT SUBSPECIES : Balinese Tiger
      • Javan Tiger
      • Caspian Tiger
  • LION : A majestic cat
    • Why do Lions have manes?
    • The Only True Social Cat
    • Sex-life and Reproduction
    • Lion in Culture, Symbols and Literature
    • Lion Population
    • Man-eater Lions
    • White Lions
    • SUBSPECIES : Asiatic Lion
      • Barbary Lion
      • West African Lion
      • Cape Lion
      • European Lion
      • North East Congo Lion; Southwest African Lion (Katanga Lion) and Transvaal Lion
  • WHO IS KING OF JUNGLE — TIGER or LION?
  • LEOPARD : A spotted predator
    • Black Leopard
    • White Leopard
    • SUBSPECIES : Indian Leopard
    • Sri Lankan Leopard
    • Persian Leopard
    • Amur Leopard
    • Indochinese Leopard
    • Arabian Leopard
    • North Chinese Leopard
    • African Leopard
    • Javan Leopard
  • JAGUAR : The only ‘big cat’ of Americas
  • CHEETAH : The fastest land animal
    • Asiatic Cheetah : On the verge of Extinction
    • Exterminated in India
    • Northwest African Cheetah
  • JAGUAR, LEOPARD & CHEETAH : DIFFERENCES
  • SNOW LEOPARD : A highly secretive cat
  • CLOUDED LEOPARD : A ‘SABER-TOOTH’ CAT
    • SUBSPECIES : Sunda or Sundaland clouded leopard
  • PUMA OR COUGAR : CAT WITH MANY NAMES
  • JAGUARUNDI : Cat with a otter-like appearance
  • AFRICAN GOLDEN CAT
  • WILDCAT
    • Asiatic Wildcat
    • African Wildcat
    • European Wildcat
    • Chinese mountain cat : Felid with many names
    • Southern African Wildcat : Recently recognised subspecies
  • BLACK-FOOTED CAT : Smallest African feline
  • CARACAL : Cat with long hair-tufts on ear tips
  • SAND CAT : A true desert feline
  • SERVAL : Cat with longest legs
  • AMERICAS’ SMALL SPOTTED CATS
    • Andean Mountain Cat : ‘Mini snow leopard’
    • Colocolo have expansive geographical range
    • Geoffroy’s Cat can stand on hind legs
    • Kodkod : Smallest cat in Americas
    • Margay Cat : Felid with one pair of mammary glands
    • Ocelot :The largest Leopardus
    • Oncilla : Among smallest American cats
    • Pampas cat : Small but heavy cat
    • Southern tigrina : A new species
    • Pantanal cat : Named after Pantanal wetlands
  • LYNX : Medium-sized wildcats
    • Eurasian lynx : Largest of the four spcies
    • Iberian or Spanish Lynx : World’s most threatened cat
    • Bobcat : Stubby tail with “bobbed” appearance
    • Canada lynx : Snowshoe hares are favourites
  • SOUTHEAST & CENTRAL ASIAN CATS
    • Asian Golden Cat : One of the least studied felid
    • Bay cat : highly endangered felid
    • Marbled Cat : A ‘mini clouded leopard’
    • Jungle Cat : largest living Felis
    • Pallas’s cat : Felid with longest and densest fur
  • ASIA’S SMALL SPOTTED WILD CATS
    • Leopard Cat : Feline with leopard-like spots
      • Subspecies : Asian Leopard Cat
      • Iriomote Cat
      • Amur Leopard Cat or Far Eastern Forest Cat
      • Borneon Leopard Cat
      • Visayan Leopard Cat
    • Rusty-spotted Cat
    • Fishing cat : Largest Prionailurus
    • Flat-headed cat : resembles more to a civet than to a feline

Pampas Cat range map (CC BY-SA 3.0) (Attribution-Craig Pemberton at en.wikipedia)

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Pampas Cat range map (CC BY-SA 3.0) (Attribution-Craig Pemberton at en.wikipedia)

Pampas Cat range map (CC BY-SA 3.0) (Attribution-Craig Pemberton at en.wikipedia)

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