The jaguarundi is a small, close to housecat-sized wild cat common in central and South America. It's known range includes parts of the Texas Gulf Coast, and Florida.

It might be only a little bigger than a house cat, but the jaguarundi has an elongated body and tail, short legs, and a small, flat head that makes it look more like an otter or a weasel.

Thanks to the Brandywine Zoo, University of Delaware researcher Jennifer McCarthy was able to test various camera heights, distances, settings and bait and scent stations to see how to best set up her ...

The jaguarundi or eyra cat is facing increasing threats with the population potentially on the decline.

Some people theorize that a type of wild cat called a jaguarundi, more common in South America, inhabits a coastal range from Florida across to Texas.

While North America might have the largest population of pet cats, it’s home to only six native species of wild cats. Unfortunately, deforestation and human interference have caused a decline in North ...

This jaguarundi, an elusive wild cat common to Mexico, was photographed at a school near the city of Guadalajara. (eMammal) ...

Meet the jaguarundi, a curious creature that blurs the line between cat, weasel-and even otter! Here's the lowdown, served in a friendly tone: With a flattened head, tiny round ears, and a long tail, ...

Did you know that Florida has three native wild cats? The Florida Panther, the Bobcat and the Jaguarundi once roamed freely in the Sunshine State. Today, although bobcats are plentiful in Florida ...

The federal government has established a recovery plan for the jaguarundi, nearly four decades since the small wildcat was listed as an endangered species and nearly three decades since one was ...

PANAMA CITY — The jaguarundi at Bear Creek Feline Center recently caught the attention of National Geographic freelance photographer Joel Sartore, who captured images of the rare breeding colony ...