The Felidae
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The Felidae
Jaguarundi By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s
Wanted to share some more art I just haven't uploaded from last year! Really enjoyed doing these feline studies, dozens of hours of unseen research went into each on top of the many hours it took to draw 😵
Also shout to my cat Ezra who I snuck into the Felis study to represent the domestic cat hehe :3c
A rare black jaguarundi darts through a forest trail in Costa Rica
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Jaguarundi (Herpailurus Yagouaroundi) Closest Relative Of The Mountain Lion
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Jaguarundis (Herpailurus yagouaroundi), family Felidae, found widely across the Americas, from far South TX and SE Arizona, through Mexico, Central America, and much of South America
This cat is very secretive and elusive, and rarely seen.
While working in Ecuador, with the Quichua people, I was told that they use magical portals at the base of Kapok trees to travel from one tree to another... or to the other side.
photograph by @lucas.18photos
The jaguarundi is a relatively secretive species of medium-sized cat, native to the Americas. In many ways it resembles a large mustelid, but its closest relative is the cougar. It lives alone or occasionally in pairs in a large home range, and more often hunts in the day than other sympatric cats like ocelots. ©SilverSpot Productions
Jaguarundi (Herpailurus yagouaroundi)
Observed by martin_ferrari_fsa, CC BY-NC