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New species of cat discovered by scientists in Bolivia

An unknown kitten was found near the forest by a local resident. I took him home, mistook him for home. But a year later he took it to the reserve.

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New species of cat discovered by scientists in Bolivia

A new species of cat was discovered by scientists in Bolivia. It was the first time in a hundred years.

An unknown kitten was found near the forest by a local resident. I took him home, mistook him for home. But a year later he took it to the reserve. They were interested in an unusual pet in leopard spots, which is noticeably smaller than an ordinary cat. Notified the researchers. Genetic analysis showed that this is a new species.

It lives in forests on the eastern slope of the Andes Mountains. The Pampas cat was last discovered in 1923.

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