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mammalianmammals · 1 month
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Jungle Cat (Felis chaus), family Felidae, India
photograph by Soumyajit Nandy
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striped-civet · 10 months
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Jungle cat (Felis chaus)
Photo © Suru Nair
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big-catsss · 8 months
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(by Anant)
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reality-detective · 4 months
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* * * News Interruption * * *
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deshawnmarie · 2 months
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Lily Sassy Pants
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She literally walked right out of the jungle and into my arms
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snototter · 1 year
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A jungle cat (Felis chaus) lays in the grass in Pench National Park, India
by Gary Faulkner
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fyeahyoshizakimine · 3 months
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amber-tortoiseshell · 7 months
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Phylogenetic wild cat tournament
Domestic cat lineage - Final
Genus: Felis - Final
Depth: 8 (7 wins away from championship)
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The smallest and the largest Felis species against each other in the lineage finals. Our new competitor, the jungle cat lives across the southern parts of Asia, in various habitats but most commonly wetlands and swamps; it's an efficient and fast swimmer. During hunting it sometimes performs particularly high leaps to grab birds (the black-footed cat also does this), and it's partially omnivorous: it eats fruits, especially in winter.
Jungle cat
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Black-footed cat
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mycolourfullworld · 9 months
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dougdimmadodo · 3 months
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Jungle Cat (Felis chaus)
Family: Cat Family (Felidae)
IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern
Despite what its name suggests the Jungle Cat is not typically found in jungles, instead being a resident of densely vegetated swampy areas of northeastern Africa and western, southern and southeastern Asia. Like most wild cats members of this species are solitary, territorial (marking the outer limits of their territories with strong-smelling urine and saliva) and primarily active at night but not strictly nocturnal, waking up sporadically throughout the day to search for food (feeding primarily on small vertebrates such as rodents, lizards, fishes and frogs, though on occasion they may also consume fruit or target prey as large as Wild Boars and young Chitals (a medium-sized species of deer.)) Jungle Cats come together only to breed (producing high-pitch calls and sniffing the scent markings of other members of their species when receptive to mating,) and while females provide for their litters of 3-6 kittens largely on their own, males have been reported to remain nearby to defend their young for a short period after birth. Newborn Jungle Cats are larger and more developed at birth than many other cat species, being capable of hunting for themselves at around 6 months old and being fully independent by the time they are 9 months old.
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mammalianmammals · 6 months
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Jungle Cat (Felis chaus), with prey, family Felidae, India
photograph by @aamir__khatri
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iris-polaris · 1 year
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big-catsss · 11 months
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(by Antarjit Singh)
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futokundesu · 11 months
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けものフレンズのジャングルキャットちゃん
育成画面で覇者みたいな腕の組み方しててすき♡
Jungle cat from Kemono Freinds.
So adorable
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lyopi · 1 year
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Ranzuki 2004 December issue
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