LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KFOX14/CBS4) — A New Mexico State University researcher documenting wildlife in the Carson National Forest this summer captured a rare wild cat last documented in the state over 25 years ago. Jennifer Frey, a professor of mammalogy at NMSU and Grooms…
William Grooms, a Ph.D. student at New Mexico State University (NMSU), spotted the cat in images taken in June 2026 by a motion-activated camera in Carson National Forest. According to the university, it’s the first lynx documented in the state in…
Tengrinews.kz — A camera trap in Charyn National Park captured a river otter listed in Kazakhstan’s Red Book. The footage allows specialists to observe the rare animal in its natural habitat. The video was published on the Instagram account of…
Home » Wildlife » The Most Elusive Big Cats Roaming the American Southwest Big cats are inherently solitary and secretive animals. Their elusive nature is primarily a survival tactic, allowing them to maintain a low profile while stalking prey and avoiding potential…
A tigress and her four cubs were reportedly spotted during a morning safari at Madhai Gate in Satpura Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh. The sighting took place during the morning safari in the Madhai area of Satpura Tiger Reserve. The tigress…
Qazinform Camera trap captures wild boar chasing wolves at Buyratau National Park A camera trap at Kazakhstan's Buyratau National Park captured an unusual scene of a wild boar chasing wolves and sending them fleeing, Qazinform News Agency reports, citing the…
Snow leopards have adapted to extreme weather conditions. These spotted leopards can survive at elevations of 10,000 to 18,000 feet and have a territorial range of roughly 18 to 40 square miles. However, when prey is scarce, they have been reported to have a…
The news last month that the first new species of wild feline in roughly a century had been discovered in South America made me think of our own native cats in the Upper Peninsula. All three of North American native…
It took three years of trail camera monitoring in the high Andes to get the shot: an Andean cat and her kitten, filmed in the wild. The footage was released late last year by Big Cat Rescue, working with the…
What is the most dangerous cat? For humans, lions, tigers and leopards pose serious documented risks. For hunting efficiency, the tiny black-footed cat earns its “world’s deadliest cat” nickname. Those are different measures, and there is no reliable worldwide tally…
Conservation: Panthera, the International Big Cat Alliance, big cat census and camera traps, poaching, the cat-bone trade and habitat loss.
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