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Africa is famous for its big game and big cats. But if it didn't also have small cats, this great continent would soon be awash in rodents and other small animals.
African wildcats are widespread and were domesticated thousands of years ago to become house cats. As part of an international lineage, they are described in another book in this series.
But what about that spotted cat with the super-long legs? And the one with crazy ears?
In this book, meet those two remarkable members of the cat family -- serval and caracal, respectively -- along with three other uniquely African cats.
Each chapter contains statistics, pictures, Red-List status and information about the cat's lifestyle and wild prey. There are also links to conservation sites online for you to investigate, as well as an extensive reference section in the back of the book.
Buy this book today and spend hours relaxing with Africa's OTHER cats!
Titles in the series (5)
- Meet The Big Cats!: Meet The Cat Family!, #1
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Can you name all the big cats? (Don't forget jaguars in the Americas and Asia's clouded leopards!) This eBook has images and basic facts about each member of Panthera, as well as lots of interesting information about each apex predator. There are also links to expert online websites, such as the Cat Specialist Group and the IUCN, for more detailed information. Your experience of lions, tigers, leopards, jaguars, snow leopards, and clouded leopards is also enhanced by live links to videos and even more images. Buy this handy pocket reference to ALL the big cats today!
- Meet The Cat Family: The International Lineages: Meet The Cat Family!, #2
2
Have you ever wondered where house cats come from? How bobcats and lynxes are related? Whether cheetahs and mountain lions are big cats? This eBook addresses those and other questions about four transcontinental feline lines -- big cats, the puma and its relatives, lynxes, and wildcats. It isn't a textbook or a research paper (although plenty of those are listed in the reference section!). It is an easy-to-read introduction to some of the world's most beautiful and mysterious predators. And it comes with images and links to useful and reliable online information about all of these endangered species -- as well as links to even more images and some videos, because cats are beautiful. Buy this handy guide to Family Felidae's international lineages and meet almost twenty different felines today!
- Meet the Cat Family!: Asia's Small Wild Cats: Meet The Cat Family!, #3
3
Did you know that Asia has many small cats, in addition to tigers, leopards, and other big cats? You'll find these little felines from coastal areas (jungle cats and leopard cats) all the way up into the snowy heights of Russia and Mongolia, where Manul, the Pallas cat, lives. Are they like house cats? How are they different? Read this book and learn all about these beautiful little cats today!
- Meet the Cat Family! Latin America's Ocelot Lineage: Meet The Cat Family!, #5
5
Andean cats, Pampas cats, guignas, Geoffroy's cats, margays, little tiger cats/oncillas, and (yes) ocelots. None of these New World cuties are as well known as the jaguar or puma, but each deserves recognition on its own terms as a beautiful group of little felines, occupying a special place in the wilds of Latin America (and, occasionally, in the US Southwest). Sit back and meet these small spotted members of the cat family now!
- Meet the Cat Family!: Africa's Other Cats: Meet The Cat Family!
Africa is famous for its big game and big cats. But if it didn't also have small cats, this great continent would soon be awash in rodents and other small animals. African wildcats are widespread and were domesticated thousands of years ago to become house cats. As part of an international lineage, they are described in another book in this series. But what about that spotted cat with the super-long legs? And the one with crazy ears? In this book, meet those two remarkable members of the cat family -- serval and caracal, respectively -- along with three other uniquely African cats. Each chapter contains statistics, pictures, Red-List status and information about the cat's lifestyle and wild prey. There are also links to conservation sites online for you to investigate, as well as an extensive reference section in the back of the book. Buy this book today and spend hours relaxing with Africa's OTHER cats!
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B. J. Deming
Barb is a layperson, retired from medical transcription after twenty-five years, and enjoying a new chance to explore earth science thanks to the Internet and (finally) some free time. She has been blogging at FlightToWonder.com for years, tweets at Twitter.com/@bjdeming, and is hoping to make this science writing gig full-time in 2021.
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