margay
Felis wiedi latin

The margay has been observed to hang from branches with only one foot.

While researchers have not yet spotted a Margay, evidence exists in trees and pawprints.

Margay is also a large distributor of Bridgestone tires.

Margay has been around karting almost since karting began.

His breath is the mist that hides the infant uakaris from the claws of the margay!"

One night, after Theodora had drunk too much and was asleep, the margay chewed one of her ears.

It is solitary and territorial, but has been seen to act together and mob a predatory cat, the margay.

While similar in appearance to the oncilla and margay, which inhabit the same region, the ocelot is larger.

It is predated upon primarily by raptors and probably small cats, especially the Margay, though snakes have been known to attack the species.

A few miles later the lights picked up a striped cat slinking along a fence; we tentatively identified it as a margay.

"This is pathetic," Fang whispered, and I turned to see him looking at a large cat, like a serval or a margay.

This species shows a strong preference for montane forest, and are usually found in elevations higher than those of the margay or ocelot.

Emmick and Margay are American companies producing kart chassis.

His father is the president of Margay Corporation, a holding company in Wyomissing, Pa.

It's now home to roughly 70 of the big cats along with many of their smaller kin including ocelot, jaguarundi and margay.

The marlot is a hybrid between a male margay and female ocelot (Leopardus pardalis).

There has been one report of a margay using auditory mimicry to try to lure one of its prey.

"Margay doesn't take the Robot Dollar."

It is a close relative of the ocelot and the margay, and has a rich ochre coat, spotted with black rosettes.

The Margay (Leopardus wiedii) is a spotted cat native to the Americas.

Most notably the margay is a much more skillful climber than its relative, and it is sometimes called the tree ocelot because of this ability.

The felines found in Brazil are the jaguar, the puma, the margay, the oncilla, and the jaguarundi.

The Margay spends most of its life in trees and is the best cat climber because it can twist its ankle 180 .

The oncilla resembles the margay and the ocelot, but is smaller, with a slender build and narrower muzzle.

Margay (Leopardus wiedii)