Borneo Wild Cat Project
The tropical rainforests of Borneo support five species of wild cat: the clouded leopard, bay cat, flat-headed cat, marbled cat and leopard cat. The behavioral ecology of none is well known, and the dynamics of their interactions are obscure. Their presumed habitat is rapidly being lost or altered in the region. These photos are from the Bornean Wild Cat Project.
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