🐾Did you know that the Munoa Pampas Cat is an endemic felid found only in the Uruguayan Savanna ecoregion? 🌎 🌳It is highly endangered and faces limited habitat connectivity. Santiago Turcatti is doing excellent work in Uruguay to protect the Munoai’s pampas cat (Leopardus munoai) which is the most threatened small cat in the Western Hemisphere. The Munoai Pampas Cat is even more threatened than the Andean Mountain Cat that is IUCN Red List Endangered. Santiago’s network is expanding & we’re g

1.8K views · 177 reactions | Watch in 3D 180 VR, this first time footage of a Pampas Cat being fitted for a GPS collar in the wild, by the team at the Peruvian Desert Cat Project. The Peruvian Desert Cat Project is a member of The Pampas Cat Working group, one of this year's Wildcat Walkabout recipients. The Camera they are using was donated by Big Cat Rescue at the Small Wildcat Summit in 2019. You can see more of their work by following @peruviandesertcat | Big Cat Rescue | Facebook

The Pampas cat is predominantly nocturnal, waiting to go on the prowl until it is safely masked by the cover of darkness. While they spend most of their time on the ground, they are skilled climbers, opting to rest up in the trees. Little is known about the social structure of the Pampas cat or how they communicate with one another, but some individuals have been observed to erect the hair along their spine when excited. Video taken at UFAS - Unidad de Rehabilitación de Fauna Silvestre UNAB-Buin

Pampas cat kitten rescue⭐ Wait for the big stretch. This tiny survivor, less than a month old in this video, is on the mend thanks to the care of the dedicated staff at the Margarita Zoo Rescue Center in Peru. A huge thanks to the Pampas Cat Working Group - PCWG and Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation for sending this sweet footage to us🐈 🎥 Margarita Zoo | Wildlife Conservation Network

Sound up to hear the mighty meow of the Pampas cat!🔊 Among the grasslands and steppes of Patagonia National Park, Chile, lives the Pampas cat (Leopardus pajeros), a shy and elusive feline. Although very little is known about it, as a medium-sized predator this species plays a fundamental role in the ecosystem. Until recently, it was considered to be a subspecies of the colocolo cat (Leopardus colocola), but now there is a broad consensus among conservation groups that it could be a different sp