Rhodesian Wildcat

The Rhodesian Wildcat is also known as the Red Wildcat. It was native to the wilds of Rhodesia, South Africa, which is the wide-open grasslands. The Rhodesian Wildcat is a rare but elusive and deadly feline in the cat family. The Rhodesian Wildcat is a carnivore that hunts its favorite prey: Birds, Ostrich Chicks, Guinea Fowls, Impalas, Warthogs, Meerkats, and Thompson's Gazelles. Its speed is about 50 miles per hour and uses its claws to catch, grip, climb, and even defend itself against competitors like lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, and african wild dogs. You begin living in the life of a Rhodesian Wildcat in the rocky canyons of Rhodesia, South Africa, in the wild. Now pick your action: 1: Live the best life in the wild: hunting, defending your territory, and residing at ease. 2: Avoid the humans who have a tranquilizer rifle and tranquilizer darts to shoot you to sleep and put you in a metal containment crate that has a door that slides up to open and slides down to close it, then take you far away to the Bronx Zoo in New York City to be a zoo animal forever. 3: If you're in your zoo enclosure of the Bronx Zoo, try to make an escape and an attack on the humans.