I joined the Feline Conservation Federation by Michael (London, UK) Ocelot – photo by Smithsonian’s National Zoo I joined the Feline Conservation Federation (FCF) and I am very pleased to have done so. I’d like to tell you why and … Continue reading →
Frustrated by Wild Cat at Lambert Hill by Yolanda Lambert (Georgetown,Texas) She might be seen as beautiful except for my chicken in her mouth! We have tried to get help in trapping her. No one wants the job. There are … Continue reading →
Domestic Wild Cat by Jane Michael (creator of this website) with tame serval at A1 Savannahs – photo by Kathrin Stucki. I’m currently doing some research on domesticated wild cats. There are 2 main areas that I’m looking into: Cats … Continue reading →
Difference Between the European and African Wildcat by Michael (London, UK) There is a “family” of wildcats; small and looking like the domestic cat. This short post is about the difference between the European and African wildcat. It is probably … Continue reading →
Do We Want Wildcats? by Michael (London, UK) Do We Want Wildcats? This might sound odd to many people. Most people would say, “Yes”, of course. But our worldwide, collective actions, taken as a whole, say something different. It is … Continue reading →
Cougar and Human Behavior by Michael (London, UK) There is a nice story in the Huffington Post about insights into cougar behavior. Its actually about cougar and human behavior. Scientists were researching interaction between so called solitary cougars. They had … Continue reading →
Cecil the hybrid wild cat? who wants to live with us by Susie Bearder ( Murcia Spain) Cecil comes for his evening drink Ready for the off On guard Look at those feet Very tongue in cheek I decided to … Continue reading →
Anime Tiger by Michael (London UK) What is Anime Tiger? Before the internet no one had heard of anime except the under 15s and Japanese people. Now “anime” is all over the ‘net and even people like me know what … Continue reading →
Albino Lion by Michael (London, UK) In discussing the Albino lion you have to discuss white lions and the genetics behind white cats generally. This is because there are possibly four types of white lion or at least two, in … Continue reading →
