Very interesting! I think we will be visiting the NE part of Brazil next year and we will try to document this feline.DavidE - 11-28-2013 at 12:01 PM
Ya got to be kiddin'...
Like the fabled chupacabra
Ain't no way Jose
Anything like that would have been rendered into machaca centuries ago.
But! There are grizzly bears in Mexico, but maybe they've all been fitted between the lips of a taco as well.bajagrouper - 11-28-2013 at 12:49 PM
WE have the Jaguarundis in Nayarit, my house is named Ek Balam, Mayan for dark Jaguar, after one visited my home the first night I moved in 5 years
agovandenberg - 11-28-2013 at 01:12 PM
Yesterday, on the way home from La Paz, on the stretch from Insurgentes to Nopolo, about 5 miles from the turn off, we encountered a dead feline on
the side of the road, apparently hit by traffic. It was the size of a bobcat, but the markings were like that of a panter with miniature spots. Never
seen a bobcat like that. Maybe a jaguarundi ?
