The Red Wildcat

The Red Wildcat is a rare, but elusive and deadly, carnivorous wildcat. It lives in the wild grasslands, in the wild. The Red Wildcat hunts its favorite prey: birds, mice, impalas, warthogs, meerkats, and gazelles. Its speed is about 50 miles per hour and uses its claws to catch, grip, climb, and even defend itself against competitors and rivals like lions, other wildcats, fossas, and wild dogs. When it comes to humans with tranquilizer guns, the tranquilizer dart directly hits the animal, it slumps down to the ground as the dart starts to flow through its body like the world spins, consciousness fading, body sinking into a deep sleep, and its vision blurs, body growing heavy, eyelids drooping, and sleeps for 24 hours to transport the animal in a metal containment crate, which has a door that slides upwards open and slides downwards close, to the city zoo in civilization, 80 miles far away from the wild.