Nope. The name starts with a "c" though. He's more closely related to the raccoon. He lives in Central America and his name means "half-cat" or maybe "half-lion" in the Nahuatl language.
Let's play "Guess what this critter is"
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Few people seem to have.
They're very scarce and shy. Okay...
Here's one that Shannow or Sprintman will know easily. This photo is of Benjamin, the last known survivor of the species, although there are rumours and hopes that some may still be around.
There are about three different names to call this one.
They're very scarce and shy. Okay...
Here's one that Shannow or Sprintman will know easily. This photo is of Benjamin, the last known survivor of the species, although there are rumours and hopes that some may still be around.
There are about three different names to call this one.
Such a magnificent animal...to bad they are all gone...I wish they would clone the tiger instead of the sheep...
Yes, it makes me sad.
Grandad swore that he used to see one of those when he was out fox hunting near Daylesford (Vic, Aus) in the late 60s, early 70s.
He also used to swear that he saw an albino fox (the town nicknamed him "the Silver Fox" for him stating it).
In the area Grandad claimed, an albino fox was taken...
There's enough unexplored Tassie for a lot of things to still be undiscovered.
Realist in me thinks that the best we can hope for is DNA chains.
He also used to swear that he saw an albino fox (the town nicknamed him "the Silver Fox" for him stating it).
In the area Grandad claimed, an albino fox was taken...
There's enough unexplored Tassie for a lot of things to still be undiscovered.
Realist in me thinks that the best we can hope for is DNA chains.
Extinction is shameful, especially when it's so obviously because of us. Okay, next critter...
He's kinda funny-looking.
He's kinda funny-looking.
Uh...what?
Anyway...
This kitty is not a lynx. He lives in Africa.
Anyway...
This kitty is not a lynx. He lives in Africa.
That's him.
See the things one can learn on BITOG?
Okay, let's move away from the kitties for a bit.
This guy isn't quite what he seems to be...
See the things one can learn on BITOG?
Okay, let's move away from the kitties for a bit.
This guy isn't quite what he seems to be...
Yes, but what's his name?
Exxon Mobil mascot... the current mascot is a Texan, his friends call him "Dubya".
hat's him, Glass Lizard or Glass Snake, Ophiosuarus.
How about this guy?
How about this guy?
C'mon. You can't beat on him, but he's cool-looking.
He's rare, lives in a limited area of central Africa and is related to Mr. G. Raff.
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