Puma cat the name – this is a page that contains links to other pages about this wild cat and some detailed content on the famous and well used name. It is a subject that needs addressing as thoroughly as … Continue reading →
Overview This article is over 4 pages. There is a link to each page at the base of the page. The page has been refreshed for 2022. The Andean mountain cat (aka ‘Andean cat’) is a small, attractive wild cat … Continue reading →
This page was first written in 2009. I have decided to update it. It is now upgraded to the current date at the time of writing this namely 2022 (I have projected forward several days 😉). As the years roll … Continue reading →
The African wild cat is not endangered at 2016. It is categorised as “Least Concern” (see chart below) in the scale of categories concerned the survival of species by the IUCN Red List. Obviously “least concern” means what it says … Continue reading →
A remote location on the West Coast of Scotland with the Google Maps address: Ardnamurchan Acharacle, Highland PH36, has been selected by the Scottish Wildcat Association in conjunction with the Aspinall Foundation as a remote enough place for the Scottish … Continue reading →
Photo above of Morpheus by Michael. He lives at A1 Savannahs, OK, USA and is a breeding male serval whose role is to create more servals for sale. His mate is Penelope. Contents – wildcat as domestic cat: Introduction Behavior … Continue reading →
What is the Cat In the Carmax Ad? by dindoung1@gmail.com (usa) Serval – Is this the cat I’ve been seeing in the carmax “dramatically smart” campaign? I know this isn’t a discussion board but that cat is so gorgeous that … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Serval Jumping Serval Jumping on to Prey Serval Pouncing on Prey Serval cats are found in a range of grassland in Africa including grassland that is associated with water courses. They can also be found in … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Male Serval Morpheus Hissing – photo copyright Michael Broad – please respect it. In this video showing the serval hiss, it is my fault that she hissed. I provoked her. The reason for provoking her was … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Serval in London Zoo – they are common in zoos. In the wild it’s different. Photo by Kol Tregaskes (Flickr) The Serval at the mercy of humans…but well treated here it seems…Columbus Zoo – photo Buckeye … Continue reading →
