Meet world’s newest wild cat, first in more than century
The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
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The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
The male measures 18 inches from its head to the base of its tail.
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