Profelis – African golden cat
There is still a lot to learn about this species; not sure we will have the time to do so before it disappears
This fellow takes its privacy seriously and only accepts company if it’s time to breed. We still need to learn more about this species due to its solitary nature. Double the size of a typical cat, it has small yet efficient legs, which helps with an arboreal Lifestyle. The dinner table is often served with mid-sized mammals, including but not limited to tree hydrates, small birds, rodents, and even monkeys.
An exciting factor observed in this animal is that it gradually changes its color from bright orange to reddish brown. Scientists previously thought of these animals as nocturnals, but recently they have discovered that this species could be active any time of the day or night.
Species in this genus
African golden cat
There is still a lot to learn about this species, but unfortunately, it’s already near threatened