The Five Wild Cats of Texas
The wild cats of Texas are majestic, resilient creatures, embodying the untamed spirit of our diverse landscapes.
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Where To See the Wild Cats of Texas
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Go to south Texas and visit the home of the ocelot, and maybe you’ll be lucky enough to see one.
Visit Big Bend in west Texas where mountain lions survive in the seemingly harsh conditions.
Bobcats live in every part of Texas. Maybe you’ll see one, or at least learn that one lives nearby.
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The jaguar has been extinct in Texas since 1948. This big cat lived along the south Texas coast.
The last verified jaguarundi was seen about 40 years ago outside Brownsville. Unverified sightings persist.
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We are always in search of Texan volunteers who can help spread the message. If you're interested in education, advocacy and community outreach in your community, contact us at info@texasnativecats.org.
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