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ocelot

[os-uh-lot, oh-suh-] / ˈɒs əˌlɒt, ˈoʊ sə- /


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In Ecuador and Peru, community-led programmes, forest purchases and monitoring schemes are helping protect spectacled bears, as well as ocelot, jaguarundi and mountain tapir.

From The Guardian

What’s indisputable, according to wildlife experts, is that by severing and damaging natural habitats, they will have devastating effects on various species, including jaguar, ocelot, javelinas and pronghorns.

From Washington Post

It’s more difficult for desert tortoises, the occasional ocelot and the world’s tiniest owls to cross the boundary.

From Seattle Times

They said they also are concerned that explosions to clear rugged territory will endanger the Guadalupe Canyon, home to wildlife such as jaguars, ocelots, rattlesnakes and the Chiricahua leopard frog.

From Washington Post

He set up game cameras to track the wall’s impact on jaguars, ocelots, mountain lions and other animals that routinely cross the border.

From Los Angeles Times