Steppe polecat

The steppe polecat, also known as the white or masked polecat, is a polecat species native to the Caspian steppe region and is a relative of the European polecat. This is a steppe polecat at the Czech republic. It hunts larger prey than the European polecat including marmots and pikas and is larger in size.

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Eurasian wolf

Arabian wolf

Tibetan wolf

Cats of Sardinia/Corsica

Wildcat

Lynx

6 extant Felis cats

Domestic cat

Jungle cat

Wildcat

Black footed cat

Sand cat

Chinese mountain cat

Jungle cat

The jungle cat (Felis Chaus), also known as the reed cat, swamp cat, jungle lynx, or steppe cat, is a small wild cat native to Egypt, The Caucasus, The Caspian region, India, Sri-Lanka, and Southeast Asia. Like the caracal of Africa and Southwest Asia, the jungle cat is very lynx like and doesn't belong in the lynx family. It is one of the 6 main cats that belong in the genus Felis on the Felis lineage along with the Black footed cat, European wildcat, Sand cat, African wildcat, and Domestic cat.

Christmas island shrew

The Christmas island shrew or Christmas island musk-shrew is a critically endangered or extinct shrew native to Christmas island in Australia off the coast of Java. It was classified to be a subspecies of the Asian gray shrew or Southeast Asian shrew. It was declared extinct in 1985 or 2000.

Abe The Conservationist: European Polecat