Where does a caracal live?

caracal does not live in a temperate forest

Felis caracal The correct scientific name is Caracal caracal (Schreber 1776). Synonyms are Felis caracal and Lynx caracal. The 8 subspecies (linked to location) are: Caracal caracal algira Caracal caracal caracal Caracal caracal damarensis Caracal caracal limpopoensis Caracal caracal lucani Caracal caracal nubica Caracal caracal poecilotis Caracal caracal schmitzi

The caracal (Caracal caracal), also known as the desert lynx, is a wild cat widely distributed across Africa, Central Asia, and Southwest Asia.

north American Rainforest

the caracal is not nocturnal.

they will live up to 30-40 years in the wild and 20-25 in captivity

For a map of the range of the caracal, click on this link.

Need more detail in question...... as in, where do they live? Africa mostly.

The caracal is active during the night.

Scrubland, woodland, etc. They can live pretty much anywhere.

The caracal is distributed over Africa and the Middle East.

No, the caracal is neither extinct nor endangered.

FC Caracal was created in 1949.

If the caracal sees the predator before the predator sees them, the caracal will lay flat on the ground because it's brown coat makes them camouflage. If their predator sees the caracal first, the caracal is dead meat, literally. Hope that helped!! :)

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because its called a caracal CAT.

The Caracal (Caracal caracal), also called Persian Lynx or African Lynx

No, a Caracal is a large cat so we can assume its a carnivore as all cats are.

The lynx family of cats have long tufts of hair on their ears. The caracal (Caracal caracal) also has long ear tufts and is hence often called a lynx. However the short haired caracal is an African/Asian wild cat and is not related to the long haired lynx family of cats in Europe/North America.

The caracal is a medium-sized cat with uniform pale reddish-brown fur, and no distinctive markings on its coat. A wildcat (Felis caracal syn. Lynx caracal) of Africa and southern Asia having short fawn-colored fur and long tufted ears.

Small cougar/mountain lion/lynx. They are in a genus all their own!

No, the caracal is listed as a species of "least concern." Populations are, generally, quite healthy across their range.

Leopards,cheetahs,african wild dog, african elephant,caracal, black mamba, and grant's zebra

Well,I`m sure that Lynx and Ocelots do,and cougars.Maybe Bobcats...Totally not sure about caracal.

Yes. The Caracal is fiercely territorial. Sure, it may get used to human company, but it would be too unpredictable to have as a pet.