This native of Central and South America was introduced into parts of Texas, New Mexico, and Florida in the 1940's. Unlike the other cats, the jaguarandi has no spots on its base coat, and its color ranges from grey/brown to almost a chestnut brown. It can grow to be 50 in. long, including its tail. Its small head is donned with short weasel-like ears and narrow brown eyes.

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