North America is home to six native species of ... There is a subspecies in the U.S. called the Gulf Coast jaguarundi that is ...

Jaguarundis are a type of puma native to North and South America, but are rarely is seen ... There are two color varieties of the jaguarundi: a reddish brown form, known as the eyra, and a gray ...

The endangered jaguarundi, native to Central and South ... “We are presently the only facility in North America that have in captivity all three of felines thought to live in the Florida wild ...

claim that the projects potentially threaten the jaguarundi and ocelot populations. Of the estimated 50 species of flying squirrels, only three are found in North America: the northern flying ...

The species is native to the jungles of Central America, with a range extending ... there has never been a single jaguarundi found north of the Rio Grande Valley,” Tewes said.

What a catch our readers made! Both the puma and the jaguarundi inhabit different niches across much of the same range throughout southern North America, Central, and much of South America.

Why it's awesome: Not all predatory wildcats roar; a small feline called the jaguarundi uses at least 13 calls, including purring, whistling and chirping like a bird. Native to the Americas ...

Jaguarundis are a type of puma native to North and South America. They are solitary animals who only meet fellow jaguarundis when mating. After receiving a careful medical exam, this unique cat ...

They were wonderful.” This study will be one of the first to measure the population density of jaguarundi which are found throughout Central and South America. “They’re thought to be really common ...

The jaguarundi is the “odd one out” among small cats in Latin America — both taxonomically ... some importantly from outside the Global North — says assessment team member Mariam Weston ...