New Wild Cat Species Discovered in Bolivia, Highlighting Local Interaction
A kitten found in Bolivia has been identified as a new species of small wild cat, Leopardus tilcayo. The discovery, initiated by local residents who initially mistook it for a domestic cat, highlights the intersection of human and wildlife.
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