Are wild leopard cats protected animals?

In addition to the cats and dogs we often see in the world, there are many unusual animals. For example, wild leopard cats, are wild leopard cats protected animals? Let's have a look together!

Is wild leopard cat a protected animal?

Wild leopard cats are protected animals. Wild leopard cats are listed as vulnerable species by the World Conservation Union and are mainly nocturnal; they are generally alone except during the mating season.

Second, the living habits of wild leopard cats

1. Leopard cats' nests are mostly in tree holes, soil holes, under stones or in stone cracks. Mainly for the ground, but strong climbing ability, sensitive and easy to move in the tree. Nocturnal, with more twilight activities. Live alone or in pairs. Good at swimming, like to move and look for food near the water, such as ponds, streams and ditches, rice fields and so on.

2. it mainly feeds on rodents, squirrels, flying squirrels, rabbits, frogs, lizards, snakes, small birds, insects, etc., as well as berries, banyan fruits and some tender leaves and grasses, sometimes sneaking into the village to steal poultry such as chickens and ducks.

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