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A caracal in National Zoo Washington

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Caracal in South Africa

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This photo was taken in January 2007 by Nick and Melissa Baker in the Serengeti. Thanks go to Alex, our guide, and Green Footprint Adventures.

Caracal in the Serengeti

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Types of wild cats - Caracal

caracal walking down tree in the afternoon sun in South Africa. These wild cats are easy to identify because of their unusual ears with long, hairy tufts.

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