All Wild Cats List

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All wild cats list. All 41 living cat species in the list below 40 wild cats plus the domestic cat are believed to be descended from a common ancestor that lived in asia between 116 and 53 million years ago. Several wild cats are endangered including perhaps the best-known wild cat of all. This cat species are known to bring down a full-grown deer in the wild which has led to experts to believe that they can even easily attack a human.

Cats being obligate carnivores require not only suitable habitat for themselves but also for their prey. Small wild cats of Africa. Caracal Caracal caracal Caracal meaning black ears in Turkish are common across Africa and also native to the Middle East and parts of Asia and India.

Wild Cats of Africa. Cats can be seen all over the world right from your neighbours pet to big cats including tigers cheetah jaguar lion and many others. Also present in North America is the domestic cat Felis catus.

Small Wild Cats List. Please search for them using the custom search tool at the base of the page. Many cats on the list above are adversely affected by habitat loss and cats around the world are still being persecuted by humans.

These are the 40 know species of wild cats and the domestic cat felis catus Click on the name or photo for more info. 41 rows Wild Cat Lists. African golden cat Profelis Aurata The African Golden Cat Profelis aurata is a medium-sized wild cat distributed over the rainforests of West and Central Africa.

African Golden Cat Andean Mountain Cat Asian Golden Cat Bornean Bay Cat Black-footed Cat Bobcat Canada Lynx Caracal Chinese Desert Cat Eurasian Lynx Fishing Cat Flat-headed Cat Geoffroys Cat Iberian Lynx Jaguarundi Jungle Cat Kodkod Guina Leopard Cat subspecies. The list includes established breeds recognized by various cat registries new and experimental breeds landraces being established as standardized breeds distinct domestic populations not being actively developed and lapsed breeds. I would love to read about your sightings in the comments.