This subspecies is very rare because it is considered a subspecies of the small Asian leopard and is native to the tropics. Where it is located deep in valleys that are difficult for humans to reach, so this cat has not been recognized until now.
This discovery is particularly exciting because it shows the importance of preserving biodiversity and protecting endangered animals.
Scientists are concerned about the decline in feral cat populations around the world, especially in Asia, where deforestation, hunting, and the illegal animal trade have reduced their natural habitats.
Felis Salamandra is a small wild cat with black fur and yellow spots, similar to the Bengal cat
However, the species is distinct from the Bengal cat and has unique features from other wild cats, including long claws and sharp teeth.
Felis Salamandra is also very agile, making it a fearsome predator in its natural habitat, and mainly prey on birds and other small animals.
However, in zoos, they are not permitted to house wild animals. For this reason, scientists will select some cat farms based on health criteria and experience caring for the species.
This will allow for the safe storage of these rare subspecies and further study of their behavior and ecology.
Felis Salamandra's discovery is an important step forward for the scientific community. Highlighting the importance of conserving biodiversity and protecting endangered animals.
Scientists hope the discovery will spur greater efforts to protect the natural habitats of feral cats and other endangered animals.
It is understood that this is a cat created by AI (artificial intelligence), and the above story was circulated in a few days on April Fool's Day (1-4). The purpose of this story is to help raise awareness to protect nature, which is the habitat of many wild animals.
