| Kodkod Oncifelis guigna |
Size: 2.2 kg (4.8 lbs).
Habitat: Moist, temperate mixed forest.
Primary prey: Small rodents and birds.
Conservation Status: ?
Principal threats: Loss of habitat due to deforestation.
Distribution: Chile and western Argentina.
Notable Features: This is the smallest cat of the Americas. Its climbs well and has relatively large feet and heavy tail.
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