The Leopardus tilcayo cat, the only known individual of the newly identified species living in protective captivity, identified through research led by National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, is seen Sept. 1 in Bolivia.
A Leopardus tilcayo cat, a newly identified species through research led by National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, walks Sept. 1 at the Senda Verde animal refuge in the Yungas region Bolivia.
National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, who led the research that identified Leopardus tilcayo as a new species, observes the cat Sept. 1 at the Senda Verde animal refuge in the Yungas region in Bolivia.
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The Leopardus tilcayo cat, the only known individual of the newly identified species living in protective captivity, identified through research led by National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, is seen Sept. 1 in Bolivia.
National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, who led the research that identified Leopardus tilcayo as a new species, observes the cat Sept. 1 at the Senda Verde animal refuge in the Yungas region in Bolivia.
A Leopardus tilcayo cat, a newly identified species through research led by National Geographic Explorer Paola Nogales Ascarrunz, walks Sept. 1 at the Senda Verde animal refuge in the Yungas region Bolivia.
