Iriomote cat

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The Iriomote cat is a critically endangered wildcat subspecies endemic to Japan’s Iriomote Island, renowned for its rarity and unique adaptation to the island’s subtropical forests.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endangered species
mammal
wildcat subspecies
activityPattern crepuscular
nocturnal
bodyLength about 50–60 cm
breedingSeason mainly February to April
class Mammalia
coatColor dark brown
coatPattern irregular spots and stripes
commonName Iriomote cat NERFINISHED
Iriomote yamaneko NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Critically Endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
country Japan
diet carnivorous
discoveredBy Yasunosuke Baba NERFINISHED
endemicTo Iriomote Island NERFINISHED
family Felidae NERFINISHED
genus Prionailurus NERFINISHED
habitat coastal lowland forest
mountainous forest
riverine areas
subtropical evergreen broadleaf forest
wetlands
kingdom Animalia
legalProtectionStatus designated as a National Endangered Species in Japan
designated as a Special Natural Monument of Japan
namedAfter Iriomote Island NERFINISHED
nativeTo Iriomote Island NERFINISHED
order Carnivora
parentTaxon Prionailurus bengalensis NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
prey amphibians
birds
crustaceans
insects
reptiles
small mammals
reproduction gives birth to 1–3 kittens per litter
scientificName Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis NERFINISHED
tailLength about 23–24 cm
taxonRank subspecies
threat habitat loss
human disturbance
introduced species
road mortality
weight about 3–5 kg
yearDescribed 1967

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