Shadow Cat: One Of The Rarest Cats In The World
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Elephants!!!
The video: *posted an hour ago*
The comment: *posted 6 hours ago*
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Please make a video about Aardvarks.
Please make a video about Prairie Dogs.
Please make a video of Pardofelis Nadia/ Catopuma Nadia/ Bornean Bay Cat
They look like the love child of a cat, otter and a jaguar 😂
Haha they really do!
That was a wiiiiiiiiild night, I've heard that they're still in contact to this day
I think cat/otter is the perfect description of this animal 🤣
I was going to say ferret but taller
I was gonna say a cat and a weasel
My cousin moved to Costa Rica in retirement. She sent me a cell phone photo of an odd short-legged cat that was in her yard. I was thrilled to tell her it was a jaguarundi. She'd never heard of it.
I was also increadibly lucky to see one during my stay in Costa Rica.
Excelente Hope your cousin is not destroying its habitat or killing local wildlife as many expats that pretent to keep their style of life...specially from Yankilandia...
Saludos desde Costa Rica
@@kobaltocr6927 FYI I'm the son of a Tico and my cousin was born in Cuba. We have lots of relatives in both countries, among many others. Don't think so ill of everyone, especially those you don't know. ¡Pura vida!
I’ve been watching animal shows literally my whole life and I’ve never heard of a jaguarundi until now💯
so cool and lucky. i think most people living there dont even get to see one in their life
I'm 35 years old man I've been watching national geographic since i was 12, it's amazing that there are still animals on this planet i never heard of😮
Lol we only know 5% of species of this planet 🌍
The arrogance of people is astounding!!!!...
I'm older than you, and I'd never heard of this critter either! 💜
Dude you're just 35 you make it sound like 65...
I’m 99 I never heard of a cat ..
I remember trying to do a report on this animal back in third grade in the early 90's, there was almost no information about them either in books or film, and none of the adults I talked to had heard of them. I came to the point I wasn't certain they were even a real animal.
😂 School for, made you doubt yourself
Back in the 90’s I was 3 years old in western honduras Central America eating Jaguarundi twice a week.
I was born and raised in a farm with a lot of chickens Jaguarundi cat just to steal our chickens every single days.
My grandpa just hunted this cat with a 22 caliber rifle, he just to wait hidden on a tree for hours until the cat come back for another chicken.
Believe it or not jaguarundi is very delicious.
And even now you can see from the video that there doesn't seem to be much footage of them.
@@carlosayala6754 human meat too except i hate brain
@@carlosayala6754 Clearly you were farming the wrong animal then.
I used to use this cat as part of a dichotomous key activity for my classroom of middle-schoolers. They always laughed thinking I said "jaguar undies".
Oooh middle schoolers. I remember teaching at that level many years ago. It was always an adventure.
That's a better name.
Where I live along the Mexican Border, we have a breeding population of Jaguarundis
Great, that's another word I never get to use in class again haha
@@benjones1717 Well, it certainly would garner more interest and donations for conservation efforts. You don't see anybody going after Uranus the way that they went after Pluto.
Its like an otter / cat hybrid, adorable :D
Exactly!🤗❤️🐝
more like mongoose and cat hybrid
@@sangasherpa5063 That too🐝🤗❤️
I was like, "weasel, otter, cat" 🤔
if you look at a Fisher cat that has evolved into an otter like appearance
That cat is prehistoric looking 😮
Update already released but they refuse to reboot to apply it.
i'm going to cry... the small ears... the long head... the fluffy tail.... a PERFECT form of animal. i love it so much
surprised you mentioned Tayras or Tolomucos. These animals are extremely under covered by media. they’re like a jungle wolverine!
Cool name!
Never heard of them myself, and glad you pointed that out! now I gotta go find out more
media doesn't want you to know or else the general public might grow more passionate about conservation efforts which they don't want.
Wolverine are way more fierce and lethal
I live in south TX. I worked on a small ranch near Choke Canyon St. Park. I and all of my co-workers, as well as the boss man saw these cute critters fairly regularly. We tried to report our sightings but were told in no uncertain terms that jaguarundis no longer lived in this area. They had done a three year study and came up bupkis. And of course you know, those folks are never wrong.
We have the same problem in Virginia when we report mountain lions to the wildlife department. Apparently farmers and Hunters who see mountain lions don't know what they see🙄.
I also live in South Texas by King Ranch and I’ve seen these multiple times lol
Can you set up a trail camera and maybe record a sighting? Sometimes they never spit animals when looking for them but locals know they're there and spot them. The Jaguarandis were probably like, "stranger danger! Hide!" 😅
@@randomuser1596 wow for real? Thats nice to hear i live in south tx and hope to one day see one
Your anecdotal evidence is never wrong either
Your videos are a treat for someone like me who live in India and will never get to see such animals in real. Thank you Animalogic.
I remember requesting this episode 8 months ago, happy to see it! Thank you Animalogic 😊
How cool. I'm waiting on an episode on the short-tailed sheerwaters that migrate from Alaska to Phillip Island in Australia. Maybe next breeding season they could go to Phillip Island to film them (budget permitting). They already went there for the Little Penguins video way back.
Jaguarundi is such a cool name for a cool cat
Costa Rica wildlife is always surprising!!! PURA VIDA!!!
it's like a jaguar, but, uh... undi
This cat is also in Brazil
Also all over southern USA
Gato Mourisco 😻
In the late 1970s I worked for a company that had printing done at a near by print shop. That print shop had a cat - the men that ran it said it was traditional for print shops to have cats and they had found this kitten around Padre Island. This was one of the oddest looking cats I had ever seen. He was a darkish orange tabby with slightly shorter legs than normal and a much longer than normal body. This cat also pretty much hated everyone. In fact, they told me after I had pet him one day, that I was the first customer they knew about who ever touched him and few ever saw him. In fact, they had seldom been allowed to touch him either. I suspect that this cat might've been a hybrid of a Jaguarundi and a domestic cat. Thankfully they had fixed him and there were no other kittens they knew of.
Ginguarundi
That won't work. Genetically house cats and cougars are very far apart.
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OMG!!!!!! THE JAGUARUNDI!!! This is my FAVORITE!!! I’m so so so so so happy you did one on the absolutely wonderful JAGUARUNDI!!! I’ve been talking about them a lot this past year! Yes! ANIMALOGIC IS THE BEST!!!!
JAGUARUNDI🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
JAGUARANDI!!!!!!!
JAGUARANDI!!!!!!! JAGUARANDI!!!!!!! JAGUARANDI!!!!!!!
SECTION REPORT!
Jaguarundi cats are very delicious lol
Jaguarundi is off the menu! 😵
Thank you for covering these guys! I'd heard of them but didn't really know anything about them. Staying with obscure South American carnivorans, how about doing Bush Dogs?
Yes,those guys!👍
2:01 I thought I'd heard of every mammal known to man, but you've proved me wrong. Love this channel!
Me too! This is the second animal that I learned about that was completely unknown to me. I love knowing that I still have things to learn.😀
and we love you! So glad you enjoy the content!
Same
Are you serious? What a dumb thing to think. I mean really.
@Ka chi if they think they knew every mammal I highly doubt they know 1000
Never heard of this. Blows my mind that, at 60, there are still amazing animals I've never heard of. Thank you!
when I moved to mexico i found out about Jaguarundis they live in my state of Guanajuato and they are endangered and also protected. Once i had a chance to see one in their natural habitat I immediately fell in love with them especially after being suprissed that those small cats actually roar!
I remember when I was around 12yo a classmate told us his dad killed a wild cat on the Mountains and invited us to take a look at it on his garage.
We went, and it was an Ocelot. Him and his dad were proud of the "catch" and I remember saying "Was he attacking you? Or was it so violent that you feel proud of surviving the fight? Otherwise I'm sure it tried to run away".
They looked at me with a bothered look as if I was the "bad one" there.
Then my friend's mom came into the garage and scolded them "Finally a boy who isn't an idiot like you two. Poor cat is smaller than our dog and you display it as if you just killed a murderous lion".
Ha, ha! Where are you living that has ocelots in the wild?
@@2degucitas As a child I lived in Mexico near a 4.5km high mountain with its corresponding mountain range that extends all the way to Canada. National Park, so the perfect wilderness for small predators.
humans just love killing things for no reason.
That's an incredible awareness and attitude toward nature in general for a 12 year old! May I ask, what did you go on to study later on, or what do you do now?
=) Proud of you champ. Very proud you!
I've seen them on game cameras in the southeastern desert mountains of California. It was extremely thrilling to see them. No one else knew what they were.
@@GAVACHO5150 The "game cameras" are located through out the area east of Jacumba and West of Ocotillo, south of Interstate 8 but north of La Rumorosa. The pictures in question were taken over 10 years ago at night with an IR camera. I am not sure if the pictures were saved. I will try to look for them. I work for a certain government agency that uses the cameras to monitor "2 legged fauna" in the area. The cameras are just an amazing perk. There is an amazing variety of wildlife in the desert mountains. The cameras are full of pictures of Bighorn Sheep, Mountain Lions, Wild Horses, Deer, Bobcats, Foxes, and many small almost marsupial looking rodents. I have even seen IR video a pair of black bear crossing Interstate 8 at In-Ko-Pah at the top of the grade. I couldn't believe my eyes. It was quite a sight. Nature finds a way. I have heard rumors from co-workers in Arizona of a lone male jaguar having shown up on their cameras. It's a shame no government agency that is actually dedicated to research and tracking of wildlife does not have access to this amazing wealth of information.
@@rocket5557I'm just now seeing this reply. I deleted my YT comments awhile back but just happened on this video again & was going through the comments & saw this reply. Don't know how I missed it before. I gotcha on the "certain government agency". Being in Imperial Valley all of my life I'm quite accustomed to the green uniforms haha. The bears blow me away. Right there at In-Ko-Pah? Jaguarundi are surprising to me too. While duck hunting one time we saw a Snowy Owl sitting in a Tamarisk (Salt Cedar) tree. Standing under the tree looking up at it no more than 20' up. Saw 2 Common Loons sitting in a concrete reservoir!? There have been multiple Jaguars sighted in southern AZ. I'd like to know what the small marsupial-like animals you guys caught on camera were. And one last thing, I agree about some kind of agency set up to utilize that footage.
May we have a video on the North American Pronghorn?! It is so crazy to see an animal that looks like it is from Africa, running around in Canada!
It's wild how fast they are, too. They make white-tailed deer look like slowpokes.
The fastest land mammal 2nd only to cheeta.
Could you possibly do something on the lesser known African Forest Elephant?
Thank you!
They look so much like the Fossa in Madagascar. But that's a mongoose that has convergent evolution adaptations to look feline in their own environmental niche
Hello! I watch you from Mexico!
Let me tell you, I frequently spend time in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, which is right below McAllen, Texas and I am well acquainted with Jaguarundis in the area. So there is a high chance there still could be a Jaguarundi population in Texas!
yeah
I live in South Eastern Texas, and feel pretty confident I saw one of these a few years ago while camping near a lake!
Do you think the border fence might keep them out though? I despise how that thing cuts apart ecosystems
@@Kayleigh_McKee Nah, they're cats after all.
I have them on my land in rural Riverside Co California. I've been here 27 years and see them regularly. So they are still here.
Hello Jennifer how's the weather over there
Great episode as usual! I would love an episode on the Binturong. ^^
What a cool cat with an interesting name!
Hello Kim how's the weather over there
How can people say that they need to kill them to protect their livestock?? They are the size of your house cat!
IKR, they could instead just protect their livestock better with fences, guard dogs etc.
Fascinating! Never heard of these guys before. Love learning new things!!!! Tyvm!💗
An animal I’d love to see y’all cover would be a Six Line Racerunner! A small but incredibly fast species of lizard! I feel like they are extremely underrated but so beautiful
This cat look more like mongoose
Like a mongoose was mated with a house cat.
@@melmicsim yep
A very strange looking cat.
It has been difficult to find information on this lesser-known cat. Thanks for enhancing my knowledge.
Hello Leanna how's the weather over there
I absolutely love love love being exposed to new to me animals. Thank you so much!
Please do another vid on the Jaguarundi and show us their kits and parenting behaviors.
I enjoy your vids to the max! And you deserve greater recognition as an artist. Have you published any book(s) of your drawings? I love them and would buy such a book in a heaheartbeat!
Hello Gwen how's the weather over there
I love all your cat videos, THANK YOU ♥
Can you do one for the executioner wasp
Danielle Danielle, I love you, you make such amazing drawings and your whole personality gives everyone here serotonin+knowledge, you're an inspiration, never stop!!!!
The domestic housecat is one of the best hunters I’ve seen 👍. They have the patience , sit very still and are super agile and quick with them claws
aw these jaguarundis are gorgeous!! I'd heard of them but never knew much before. Also could we have a fossa video if that hasn't been done before?? :0
Check out our Fossa video here! th-cam.com/video/hv9VOY2H61Y/w-d-xo.html
Can jaguardundi cats be imported and kept as a pet a
First time I’ve seen one in the wild…very cool! For second I thought “fossa.” Lol.
Hello Sharon how's the weather over there
@@stevenanthony199 clear, finally.
@@sharonkaczorowski8690 Oh that's okay the weather over here is okay so where are you from
In my late teends, I bought a book on wild cat species from a second-hand store. This book, written close to five decades prior, included numerous photos. Along with photos of felines such as Pallas' Cat was the image of the Jaguarundi which has been locked in my memory ever since.
I saw one of these in the Osa of Costa Rica. Our guide was super excited as he had never seen one even having been raised there and in the rainforest all the time.
Hello Jody how's the weather over there
What a beautiful cat, I hadn’t seen one before this. As always, you do a great job.🖤🇨🇦
Hello Tamarra how's the weather over there
@@stevenanthony199 Pretty perfect this week, humidity is down and temperature very pleasant.🖤🇨🇦
@@tamarrajames3590 That's okay so where are you from? I'm from Dallas Texas
@@stevenanthony199 Toronto Ontario.🖤🇨🇦
@@tamarrajames3590 That's a nice place nice meeting you so how long have you been on TH-cam
I think we have one up here in North Texas. I’ve seen him twice by the road. We live in undeveloped farmland and there is a lot of woods and fields. The other day there was a herd of wild boar running across the road. This road isn’t busy it’s usually for people that live further in. It’s a little bit away from the main busy highway.
I had never heard of these cats before. Theyre so small and so cute! I love them! Im glad theyre doing well out in the wild
That's so cool a shadow cat... never really heard of them but man they look nice
Thanks for this one! One of my favorites.❤️ could you do coatimundi?🐝🤗❤️
Hello Deborah how's the weather over there
A program on the Scottish wildcat would be great. They are little known and almost gone.
Hello Debra how's the weather over there
"And we barely know anything about them."
Excellent! I'll take seven!
And that is how a wild cat should be, fantastic creature❤❤
You should do bush dogs next
This is my favourite cat. I wrote an essay in 8th grade.
ok
They're so cute. The long neck, rounded nose bridge, and long bushy tail. And at only 5kg they're about normal house cat size!
Edit: the small ears too!
Saw one of these in Central Texas about 2-3 years ago. I am not sure if they are even supposed to be there. But it was definitely a Jaguarundi.
Can you explain common housecats and dogs as if we've never seen or heard about them? Like, how would you explain a common house cat to an alien? Maybe an episode of the most common house pets explained to an alien
what a great idea! :D
Pls do mandrills next I want to see more primates or maybe a series for primates
Edit-I just realized how is it that there isn’t an animalogic episode on elephants
I read about this cat back in my youth, but this is thevfirst time I have seen videos of them. Thanks for that and forbthe information.
I saw one in 2020 in south west texas, Uvalde county. Strange looking animal. Thank you for the videos. I really enjoy the art!
Could u imagine the babies?!🥺
This is a great video! Definitely a small cat unknown. Speaking of cats, have you considered doing an episode on snow leopards?
The moment i seen this i screamed "WEASEL CAT!" And then laughed when they started talking about how it resembles a weasel. I'd die happy being able to encounter one of these IRL.
Yay! A new video! I love jaguarundis thank you for making this video!
What a beautiful cat. I hope we can find a way to live with them.
es hermoso 🥺
Glad to learn about yet another animal I never knew existed. Cheers!
Great!
Me: This doesn't really look like a cat.
2.32: the creature grooms itself
Me: I stand corrected.
Omg i love their little ears 🥺
this rare cat is like a combination between the cat and a meerkat look alike
The American cheetah was actually more closely related to pumas than it was to the cheetah.
I wish you could draw a picture of my 4 cats. I have 18 year old that is in my picture. A 19 month old Russian blue, a Bombay that I rescued and a English shorthair tabby.
I would pay whatever to have a picture drawn by you Danielle of my 4 children. Especially before my 18 year old passes on to the forever fields.
Well, she has a website. Maybe try contacting her there or on Twitter? You never know.
But if not...maybe ask for a recommendation for an illustrator, who does offer that kind of service? Better your second choice, then not doing it at all - it's a lovely idea.
i love your art a lot i think its just way up there!!!! i so wish you could do a sketch of my black bombay cat shes really pretty and the way you bring out an animals eyes id just dig it
D'aw is a cute kitty. 🐱
we love felines😺
It's also found in India... In Odisha state it's called "Katas Billi"... It lives in swamp lands.. rural areas and farm land where fish and small rodents available..
Thanks for that lovely video, such a beautiful cat.
I love that I'm still learning about animals I've never heard of! 💜
I want boxers with these printed on them so I can call them my jaguarundies
Brilliant! 🤣
Just like a movie from the 80's...
A cat the way you want it!!!
Hello Reina how's the weather over there
If you gave me a jaguarundi kitten, I bet you 99% that I could raise it to be just like a regular house cat. Homie has the vibes.
Hello how are you doing today
Thank you for these videos.
I have seen and interacted with them, they are incredible
Awesome! The cat which I had only known in words since childhood days is finally featured here!
They’re beautiful!
I did not know that there really is a Shadow cat, and it was not just the name of a stealth aircraft in an old DOS game I played. Thanks for the info.👍
I really like jaguarundis. When I was in Summer camp decades ago in Maryland, they told us there was one loose on the camp grounds and not to go out alone. Yes, in Maryland! (We were in elementary school so we didn't really question it.)
Jaguarundi,seen lots in the peninsula of Yucatan, beautiful
There may be jaguarundis here in far south Texas, although there have been no proven sightings of them for years. We are in their historic range. The native habitat here is a dense thornscrub, where they can easily hide. I really want to see one in the wild.
ive seen a jaguarundi in an outside zoo in Panama, and it was SO friendly, rubbing up against the fence, very nice felines!
I just saw one run across the road near Lepanto Costa Rica. First one I’ve ever seen.
We have these cats in the city of Dallas, Texas. They can be found on Tennis courts at golf/tennis Country Clubs where they like to hunt squirrels. The head tennis pro (now director of tennis) at Northwood CC has seen them while I worked there from 2008 to 2014.
I did not know this species of cat.
it's fascinating
thank you.
I love these little guys!
❤😂❤
The shadow of the shadow roams just like rest of the cats😂
I'm from El Salvador and I really love this little feline. It would be great if you could make a video about the 'Cacomixtle' (Bassariscus Astutus) because it is super undercover by media and such a beautiful creature ❤️
I’ve seen them in South Texas , but only twice in ten years. Cool critters
Excellent video!
Thanks!
Great episode! It'd be really cool if you guys did the bay cat next :)
Hello Paige how's the weather over there