According to National Geographic, the ocelot grows to 28-35 inches tall and a weight of 24-35 pounds. So not a huge cat, but at least twice the size of your basic house cat. It has the same pointy equipment as a house cat on paws and in mouth, only that much bigger!
So, elegant and beautiful when all grown up, and a WILD CAT. They are usually found in South America, although they have ranged as far north as Texas.
Observations, Opinions, and Whatnot from the South Part of Town
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Well, this blog is like...sitting around the kitchen table with friends and family...like a game of Rook with friends...sitting on the porch or deck or driveway with friends and neighbors...come on grab a drink and have a seat! You're in Ruskin Heights, or Terrace Lake Gardens or Stratford Estates for example. We might talk about anything--the new people moving in down the street, the economy, the Chiefs, crime, the mayor, health care, national new, world news, religion, cars, politics...careful now! Wide ranging, opinionated, but always respectful. In the end, we are all neighbors.
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4 comments:
ummmmmm HOLY CUTENESS!!!!!!!!
peedee:
This little ocelot is so cute! And to be that small, it has to still be nursing--that little mouth just begs to have a nipple put in it!
Such a sucker for cute I am.
The Observer
Oh, yeah...that IS cute.
(now, who wants to say the same thing when he GROWS UP?)
Volunteers?
Show of hands?
:)
Bob:
LOL! :-)
According to National Geographic, the ocelot grows to 28-35 inches tall and a weight of 24-35 pounds. So not a huge cat, but at least twice the size of your basic house cat. It has the same pointy equipment as a house cat on paws and in mouth, only that much bigger!
So, elegant and beautiful when all grown up, and a WILD CAT. They are usually found in South America, although they have ranged as far north as Texas.
Thanks for looking in at my Cuteness Attack!
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