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My name is Aspen, or Goose! She/her. Blog is dedicated to the lives of wild cats. Most posts are on queue & queue gets shuffled periodically.
Main Blog | @aspenshadow // Art Blog | @purrismacolor
Tags | #lives, #photo, #history, #art, #animation, #video (includes gifs)
All species are also tagged. Talking tag is #chuffing, I have a tiger fursona. Cheers!
Amur Leopard | Chris Godfrey [Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens]
Ocelot in Arizona!!!
Exciting news today in the world of rare Sky Island kitties.
Recently, Sky Island Alliance and Phoenix Zoo published a study describing the remarkable journey of a male ocelot across four mountain ranges in the Sky Islands of Arizona, the longest-known trek by a single member of the species. This ocelot — recently named “Himdam” or “Traveler” by the San Xavier District of the Tohono O'odham Nation — covered at least 111 miles and crossed I-19, AZ-82, and AZ-83 (at least twice) as it moved among the Atascosa Highlands, Whetstone Mountains, Patagonia Mountains, and Santa Rita Mountains. It also did so in the shadow of border wall construction, mine expansion, and I-11 corridor exploration, underscoring the fragility of our region and the threats wildlife face. One of the more fascinating aspects of this story is that the ocelot was detected in four separate ranges by four organizations (Phoenix Zoo, Center for Biological Diversity, Sky Island Alliance, and The Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center), who then collaborated to tell the story.
Get that full story with photos and videos in our blog: https://ow.ly/Zyae50YJ6lo
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Map showing the four locations where Himdam was spotted in 2024-2025 courtesy Sky Island Alliance and Phoenix Zoo. At right, a collage from the four organizations’ footage, showing the rosettes that helped scientists know it was the same cat.
“Close Watch” a serval fishing in the shallows. Today was my first day back to work after a nice 4 day break, it’s interesting how being in a studio motivates me more to do my own work as well.
Southern African Wildcat | Eugene Tulleken
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My modest collection of vintage tigers is purring along.
Jaguar | Andre Novales
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“Her life was not easy. Not by any measure.
(...) She was treed by lions more times than anyone could count. She was involved in a serious fight with her neice the Nhlanguleni Female, escaping with scratches beneath her eye that could easily have cost her half her vision. She endured all of it and returned, each time, to patrol her territory, to hunt, to try again.”
In memory of the Mashaba Female leopard (2008—2025) Taken in Londolozi Game Reserve, South Africa Photographed by Anthony Goldman
Jungle Cat (Felis chaus)
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An Eastern serval (Leptailurus serval ssp. lipostictus) in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
by Mike Loomis
Morning Snow Leopard warm up!
Beautiful girl from the Kambula Pride sired by the Ndzhenga Males.
Taken in MalaMala, South Africa Video by Jaco Joubert
I was reminded by a post about the squirrel that the cafe staff started feeding at work. I sat outside one day to eat around a month ago and the squirrel came up and sat on the table expecting to be fed.
The wildlife-human stuff is just so... goddamn. It puts both the animal and human's lives in danger when you treat wildlife like something to be domesticated. I think someone ended up getting scratched by the squirrel?
Luckily I haven't really seen it too much lately because I think the cafe staff got chewed out for it. But also I don't really visit the cafe often for food, just usually pick up water or coffee.
Nzuri in his element.
One of the seven Topi Boys Taken in the Maasai Mara, Kenya Photographed by Weiya Guan
