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The jaguar, found in Mexico, and small isolated populations in southern parts of Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.
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What is the largest predatory feline in the Western Hemisphere?
The leopard is the largest predatory cat in the Western Hemisphere. It is found mostly in the Southern part of Mexico and in the tropical areas of South America.
What is the largest wild cat in North America?
the cougar or mountain lion.jaguars used to live in desert southwest,but haven't been seen there for years. Actually, a few jaguars have been seen in the southwest, near the border with Mexico, in the last few years five different jaguars have been recorded.
What are the top 20 largest in north America?
i think this is right. dog cat mouse protazoa giraffe elephant fox gorilla. that is all i can remember.
In what country to pumas live?
A puma comes from America or Peru it is a cat it is like a cheetah and a lion plus there is also a brand called puma.
Which wild cat has the greatest geographical distribution?
The puma or mountain lion, found throughout much of North, Central, and South America.
What is the biggest cat in America?
North america-mountain lion south america-jaguar
Is a bob cat in Australia?
No, a bob cat is found in North American.
Where is a Siamese cat found in the world?
America
What is a baby wildcat called?
Cougars, jaguars, Canada lynxes, bobcats, ocelots and jaguarundis are found in North America with many other species found in South America.
Where is the Fisher Cat native to?
A Fisher Cat is an animal that is more like a weasel than a cat. They eat small game, and are known for their loud squeal. They are native to North America, mainly found in the boreal forest and the northern states.
What contenent does a puma cat live on?
North and South America.
What is North America wilds cat?
The mountain lion, bobcat, and Lynx live in the United States and Canada. In Central America, the southernmost end of North America, there are other cat species. These include Jaguars, ocelots, and jaguarundi.
