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HomeOrientalHighest diversity of cats found in Assam forest
15 January 2012
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Highest diversity of cats found in Assam forest

THis is old news but I’d not seen it

Jon

Using camera traps over a two-year period, wildlife biologist Kashmira Kakati has discovered seven species of wild cats living in the same forest: the Jeypore-Dehing lowland forests in the northeastern Indian state of Assam.

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    Hi Samuel, the mongoose is a bushy tailed mongoose. The Meller's mongoose has white and brown fur in the tail.…

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    Thanks Andrew, absolutely stunning photos!!

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