Rare footage of a Jaguarundi. This vocal, yet elusive feline is native to the Americas and sometimes referred to as the ‘otter-cat’. It has at least 13 distinct calls and is closely related to the Puma. It can be found, in extreme southeast Arizona & Texas. The jaguarundi is a federal endangered species in the United States. 📹 via @NatureIs_Lit Twitter | Roar Wildlife News

(English Below) Conozca al jaguarundi, un felino salvaje único y extremadamente huraño que es nativo de las Américas. Es una de las seis especies de felinos que viven en Costa Rica 🇨🇷 .Si bien rara vez los vemos aquí en el campus de. @osaconservation , nuestra red de cámaras trampa que utilizamos para monitorear la vida silvestre nos ha ayudado a abrir una ventanita a sus vidas secretas. Disfrute de este video que capturamos de un jaguarundi joven disfrutando de una tarde tranquila jugando con

🐾 Meet the wildcats of Costa Rica 🐾 (Español abajo) This is the Jaguarundi, one of the five species of Osa peninsula's wildcats. Due to its long body and tiny ears, it doesn't look much cat-like, and can be mistaken with the tayra from the weasel family. The IUCN red list status of the mainly diurnal predator is of least concern, but its population is decreasing because of several threats like habitat loss or fragmentation. 🐾 Conoce a los felinos selvajes de Costa Rica 🐾 Este es un jaguarund

Mariam Weston is a conservation partner from Mexico leading the Ocelot Working Group under the mentorship of Dr. Jim Sanderson. She embodies the spirit of hope for the region’s most elusive inhabitants: the Jaguar, Ocelot, Puma, Bobcat, Margay, and Jaguarundi. Operating on a modest budget, fueled by the generosity of donors, Mariam’s work with the Ocelot Working Group underlines a profound commitment to creating a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. One of Mariam’s most impactful c