Stumble this page! |
|
| Images are copyrighted by their owners |
|
Caracal
Order : Carnivora
Family : Felidae
Subfamily : Felinae
Genus : Caracal
Facts about the genus Caracal, the caracal
A powerful medium-sized cat with long legs, weighing up to 50 pounds, standing about 20 inches at the shoulder and having an overall body length of about 52 inches, the caracal is able to take down and kill prey species over twice its body weight.
Compared to those of the serval, the footprints of the Caracal are broader and the indentation at the front of the intermediate pads are more prominent.
The Caracal is a small but graceful cat with distinctive tufted ears. (Full text)
Caracal is also a town in Romania; see: Caracal, Romania. (Full text)
In India the caracal is profiting from the tiger conservations. (Full text)
Since now, CaRaCaL is a NEW and INDEPENDIENT videogames compiler. (Full text)
However a significant number of caracal are killed by farmers in Southern Africa, where, outside protected areas the caracal is known to take domestic livestock. (Full text)
The Caracal in appearance resembles the Lynx in having characteristic dark tufts on its large, pointed ears and is indeed often referred to as the African Lynx or Desert Lynx, however the caracal is not closely related to the true lynx species. (Full text)
IN THE WILD Caracal are found in the savannah and scrub of Africa. (Full text)
The caracal is solitary, and can live as long as 17 years in captivity. (Full text)
1 Installation Instructions Setup packages are provided which will install Caracal on Windows 2000 or Windows XP Detailed instructions on how to install Caracal are available online at (Full text)
Caracal is a Turkish word meaning (Full text)
While there are no definite times for mating, in South Africa, young caracal are generally born in July and August. (Full text)
Size - Female caracal are a bit smaller than their male counterparts that reach a shoulder height of 45 cm and a weight of 15 kg. (Full text)
DESCRIPTION Caracal are easily identified by the prominent tufts of hair on the tips of (Full text)
A caracal is a cat that is going to get the size of a labrador retriever, and no matter how domestic they seem, they have the attitudes and instincts that all cats have. (Full text)
The Caracal Felis caracal The caracal, species Felis caracal, are known throughout southern Africa as the Rooikat, an Afrikaans word literally translated as "redcat" (Full text)
About the size of a springer spaniel, caracal are the heaviest of the small African cats - they weigh as much as 44 pounds (20kg). (Full text)
Food & Hunting: Caracal are strictly carnivorous. (Full text)