Ocelots (leopardus pardalis) were once a common feature of the Texan landscape. But a number of threats including car strikes, urbanization and habitat loss have sharply reduced their numbers. Texas ocelots may now number fewer than 100. Texas A&M University is seeking to change that. According to the Corpus Christi Caller-Times the school’s Kingsville campusContinue reading “Texas Ocelots Struggle To Survive; Texas A&M To Open Research Center To Preserve The Vanishing Texan Cat”