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jaguarundi

Wild cat found in forests in Central and South America. Up to 1.1 m/3.5 ft long, it is very slim with rather short legs and short rounded ears. It is uniformly coloured dark brown or chestnut. A good climber, it feeds on birds and small mammals and, unusually for a cat, has been reported to eat fruit. (Species Felis yaguoaroundi, family Felidae.)



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2) Aztec is a jaguarundi at the Exotic Feline Breeding Compound's Feline Conservation Center.
In the section on smaller cats the reader is introduced to some species they may never have heard of before: kodkod, pallas' cat, oncilla, clouded leopard of Asia, the jaguarundi and the margay.
The dark jaguarundi is actually more prevalent than its reddish-hued relatives, notes O'Brien.
 
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