Geoffroy's In The Wild
Geoffroy's cats are naturally found in South America. Countries like Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay are where these small cats roam. They live at sea level, but can found in altitudes as high as 12,467 feet. The fields Geoffroy's cats roam seem to consist of dry forests, natural Pampas grasslands, and lowland crop areas. Although Geoffroy's cats are often found in arid or semi-arid areas, they can also navigate wetlands. Males seem to have a 25% larger roaming area than females. Threats to Geoffroy's cats habits include manmade disturbances created by roads and livestock management. Additionally, climate change has taken its toll on Geoffroy's cats. These small cats seem to be at risk when droughts occur. |
Life of a Geoffroy's Cat
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