Posted on 01/29/2021 1:19:57 PM PST by Jeff Chandler
I don’t think they normally eat WETBACKS.
Saw one once back in the mid 60’s, it come into our fire camp at CHILAO in the Angeles National Forest.
Probably came in looking for food so we locked it in the Camp Supervisors office and called Animal Control.
By the time they got there and caught the critter it looked like Dick O’Connors office had been put through a shredder, 3 or 4 times. :)
Probably somebodies illegal pet that escaped.
Yes.
The Jaquar is considered a “Big Cat”, the only such member of the subfamily, Pantherinae, in the New World, and like their Big Cat cousins — the leopard, the lion, and the tiger, they can roar.
The ocelot is a member of the subfamily, Felinae, which are able to purr but not to roar. They are cousins to, among others, the cougar, the lynx, the bobcat, the cheetah, and the domestic cat.
The Chamber of Commerce has mountain lions?
CoC = Cat of Color!
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