Across
- 1. Was split into two subspecies 2017, Bornean and Sumatran are their names
- 5. A cat named after its primary hunting technique
- 8. One of the closest relatives to the domestic cat; so close they can interbreed
- 10. Named after the extreme depression atop its head
- 12. Medium sized cat that primary hunts snowshoe hares, making up 40% to 95% of its diet
- 13. This cat is endemic to Borneo, and was mistaken for its close relative, the Asian golden cat, when first discovered
- 16. In Thailand, this cats brightly coloured coat is believed to scare away tigers
- 18. Lives mostly in Chile and is the smallest cat in South America
- 20. South American cat known to mimic the cries of baby monkeys, to attract prey
- 21. Ancient Egyptians and Persians tamed this cat to help hunting, and were religiously significant
- 24. Most individuals have black bar marks on their front legs
- 26. The cat with the longest legs of any cat species
- 27. Has the strongest bite of any cat, relative to size
- 28. The only member of the Lynx family without Lynx in its colloquial name
- 30. Lives primarily near swamps, coastal shores and river banks
- 32. This cat was named after its coat, and is known for having unusually large canine teeth
Down
- 2. A cat widespread across Europe, although famously extinct in UK
- 3. The smallest cat in Asia
- 4. Found in China, it was officially recognised as recently as 2017
- 6. wildcat This cat was one of the first cases of felines living alongside humans, in Neolithic Africa
- 7. Named after the naturalist who discovered it; a bat and tamarin where named after him, too
- 9. The only cat with round pupils instead of slit pupils
- 11. The smallest cat in Africa
- 14. The Viscachas (group of South American rodents) makes up more than 90% of this cats diet
- 15. Slim, typically reddish brown cat that is closely related to the cougar
- 17. A spotted cat, closely related to the caracal
- 19. The cats that live with humans
- 22. Often mistaken for the ocelot, but is smaller and a more narrow muzzle
- 23. Salvador Dali had one of these as a pet
- 25. A fluffy cat living in South America, named after the type of habitat it lives in
- 29. Shares the first half of its name with another, far larger, cat
- 31. Cat native to Spain and Portugal