7 Type Most Endangered Cats

Cats are cute animals pliharan many cats as a hobby but turned taukah you know in this world there is rarely a rare cat you know you want to know what the cat wrote it see below.

1. Montain Andean Cat

The Andean Mountain Cat is a cat that is very rare in the cat population estimate was about 2500 that many encounter in the mountains of Bolivia, Peru, Argentina, and Chile. This cat has a length of nearly 2 feet.

2. Pallas Cat

The Pallas Cat (Otocolobus manul) called "Manul". This cat looks great sangta actual size, same as ordinary cat but due to thick fur makes the cat look bigger than usual cats. The cat's face also looks weird with a round face and have a little cat's teeth found in many regions of Europe, this cat is also the world's oldest cat sepsis who have berkembag since 12 years ago.

3. Cat Margay

Actually this is a domestic cat but smaller size, and has a fairly long kakai, cats are rarely seen in daylight sebap these cats prefer to hunt at night, this corpulent cat is found in regions of Mexico and Brazil.

4. Fishing Ca

Cats of this type can be found in the Asian region and South East Asia where the cat is more like living in mobile sebap fish near the water is a staple makannan this cat, this kicing endangered wetlands due to human settlements in the dry.

5. Serval Cat

An African serval cat that has long legs that are believed to be the ancestors of lions and cheetahs, these cats are common in savanna areas in Africa.

6. Caracal Cat

Cats can live well in the mountain and desert regions and has a high survival Traffic with not drinking in the long term, this cat can be found in Asia and Africa region and stout people maintain this cat as an animal pliharan.

7. African Golden Cat

This cat is not always golden cat fur is sometimes colored gold varies from reddish to dark gray with a distinctive mark. This cat can be found in the equatorial rain forest regions in Africa. Cats are also input into the Akkan endangered animals of the earth. (Ry)

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