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1 November 11
Photo by: Tambako the Jaguar

Photo by: Tambako the Jaguar

25 October 11
The Mata Ciliar Organization in Brazil has shared new pictures of its baby Oncilla. ”Fuss”, as he was named by keepers, is now about 3 and a half months old, full of energy, and plays all the time. Fuss was orphaned in August. The Mata Ciliar Association operates the largest feline conservation center in Brazil and focuses on conservation of the eight native species of felines in the region. The center provides research, education and conservation support in Brazil and twenty other countries.

The Mata Ciliar Organization in Brazil has shared new pictures of its baby Oncilla. ”Fuss”, as he was named by keepers, is now about 3 and a half months old, full of energy, and plays all the time. Fuss was orphaned in August.

The Mata Ciliar Association operates the largest feline conservation center in Brazil and focuses on conservation of the eight native species of felines in the region. The center provides research, education and conservation support in Brazil and twenty other countries.

18 October 11
Photo by: pattoise

Photo by: pattoise

14 October 11
Two cheetah cubs play-fight while the sun sets on the Maasai Mara in Kenya. Wildlife photographer Roy Mangersnes caught the cheeky pair on camera while watching from a distance. Picture: Roy Mangersnes/Rex Features

Two cheetah cubs play-fight while the sun sets on the Maasai Mara in Kenya. Wildlife photographer Roy Mangersnes caught the cheeky pair on camera while watching from a distance.

Picture: Roy Mangersnes/Rex Features

30 September 11
A four month old cub climbs a tree at Big Marsh in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania Picture: NICK GARBUTT/BARCROFT

A four month old cub climbs a tree at Big Marsh in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Picture: NICK GARBUTT/BARCROFT

26 September 11
Photo by: Tambako the Jaguar

Photo by: Tambako the Jaguar

19 September 11
Photo by: RayMorris1

Photo by: RayMorris1

2 September 11
Caracal cat Peggy, left, sits with her kittens, from right, females Aziza and Binti and male Mkuze at the Oregon Zoo. Picture: AP

Caracal cat Peggy, left, sits with her kittens, from right, females Aziza and Binti and male Mkuze at the Oregon Zoo.

Picture: AP

24 August 11
A two-hour-old lion cub in the Masai Mara feeds alongside older, two-week-old cubs. Lions do dual feeding, so the lioness who is feeding the cubs is probably only the mother of one set of cubs, as they feed cubs that aren’t their own. Picture: Paul Goldstein/Exodus Travels

A two-hour-old lion cub in the Masai Mara feeds alongside older, two-week-old cubs. Lions do dual feeding, so the lioness who is feeding the cubs is probably only the mother of one set of cubs, as they feed cubs that aren’t their own.

Picture: Paul Goldstein/Exodus Travels

23 August 11
Photo by: johnwobert

Photo by: johnwobert

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh