Sentence examples for small feline from inspiring English sources

There are two carnivorous mammals: the Caffre cat, a small feline predator, and the ichneumon, or Egyptian mongoose.

And the skeleton, a small feline skeleton, judging from its shape and its long skeleton tail, was too detailed, its every bone in place.

The outline of small feline migration to the Americas is thus unclear.

How easily they were bred and sold to unwitting consumers, acting on the impulse of the moment and the irresistible adorableness of the small feline faces in front of them.

Some animal remains were recovered that were clearly associated with elite status occupation, such as those of the jaguar, the ocelot or other small feline and the crocodile (crocodilus spp).

Based on the two-wheel drive G model, it had a pink paint scheme with co-ordinated interior, "Princess Kitty" decals on the doors and windows, a ribbon decal on the roof, and themed headrests with small, feline ears.

According to a 2009 article in the journal Anthrozoos, ever since there were farmers in Neolithic Europe, people have been encouraging small felines to help take care of rodent problems that followed.

The center houses 45 other tigers, 10 leopards and 13 other small felines known as fishing cats and Asian golden cats, which are slightly bigger than house cats but more fierce.

But the size and shape of the remains indicates they may belong to the genus Felis, which encompasses several species of small felines, including the Near Eastern wildcat (Felis silvestris lybica), believed to be the ancestor of today's housecat.

The tigers are the largest carnivores housed at the 25-acre zoo, which also has a collection of wolves, smaller felines and kangaroos, according to its website.

The cougar is more closely related to smaller felines, including the domestic cat (subfamily Felinae), than to any subspecies of lion (subfamily Pantherinae), of which only the jaguar is native to the Western Hemisphere.