Sentence examples for spotted cat from inspiring English sources

Seeing the ocelot reminds us that a much larger spotted cat also prowls these parts.

The spotted cat leaped, a sentinel monkey screamed and the entire troop escaped unharmed.

Merchandise to avoid in the Caribbean includes all products made from sea turtles and spotted cat skins, live monkeys and most live birds, and some orchids.

As a trade term, "spotted cat" includes the tiger and about 14 other species, ranging in size from the leopard & the jaguar down to the little wildcats of South America.

She has raised cuttlefish and lesser spotted cat sharks from eggs washed up in the bay and says the best discovery that day is a snake pipefish: "It's a straightened-out version of a sea horse".

The combination of field gentian, spotted cat's-ear and pygmy rush aren't just unique to the Lizard in a British context, they occur only on the cliffs and downs above Kynance Cove.

Twice this year, the Arizona Game and Fish Department has announced sightings in the southeast of endangered ocelots, small spotted cats with jaguarlike markings.

Intensive work to restore the rabbit populations the large spotted cats prey on, along with monitoring for illegal trapping and conservation breeding has allowed the species to move from the Red List's "critically endangered" to the "endangered" category, it said.

Mammal life in the forest regions includes tigers, leopards, bears, wild boars, wild goats, stone martens (a kind of cat), langurs (long-tailed monkeys), lynx, jackals, wild buffaloes, pha-ra (small members of the jackal family), and gsa's (spotted cats that are smaller than leopards).

The spotted cats practice a "fine scale behavioral avoidance of the lions, a sort of carnivorous ballet".

Though the researchers found a few exceptions, spotted cats frequent forests, while unmarked lions range out in the open, and the most irregularly marked species, such as the clouded leopard, tend to live in trees and hunt at night.