Caracal (Floppa)

Intro You can call him whatever you want but I’m just gonna do the habitat and stuff so I can move on. DIET ——– Caracals are strictly carnivorous. The prey primarily on birds, rodents and small antelopes. Like most cats, caracals stalk their prey before pouncing on it. In area’s of human settlement, these cats sometimes eat poultry. HABITAT ————- Native Habitat they live in woodlands, Savannahs and in scrub forest’s, but avoid sandy deserts. In Southern Africa, they usually live in upland areas. Caracals typically use abandoned porcupine burrows and rock crevices for maternal dens, but can be found with their young in dense vegetation. APPEARANCE ———————- The caracal is a sleek short-haired cat with a reddish brown coat and long tufts of black hairs on the tips of its pointed ears. Long-legged and short-Tailed it stands 40-45 Cm (16-18 inches) tall at the shoulder and Varies from 66 to 78 cm (About 26 to 30 inches) in length excluding its 20-25-cm (7.9-9.8-inch) tail. ——————- ~🐱~ ——————- Hope you learned facts about Caracals! I’m gonna go do some interesting facts! INTRESTING FACTS ——————————- • Caracals are the fastest felids of their size! They are also excellent jumpers and climbers. ———————- ~🐱~ —————— • They are supremely acrobatic and can leap agilely into the air to bring down prey, such as Guinea fowl, on the wing, ——————- ~🐱~ ——————— Have a great time connectors! And also in Africa, caracals are known as “little lions” for their fierce attitudes and aggressive nature. I’m not doing it all because I’m tired of typing and also you can be another animal or the baby! ——————— ~🐱~ ———————