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Common Name: Wildcat
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata (Vertebrata)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Felidae
Genus: Felinae (Felis)
Species: silvestris

Misc: The African Wildcat is the ancestor of the Domestic cat. This species of cat is widely distributed and has a wide variety of coat colors to help it blend into its environment. Because of that, theWildcat was originally classified as 3 distinct species, but today they are referred to as one race with 3 subspecies. One other subspecies, F.s. grampia of Scotland, is no longer considered a separate subspecies but a member of F.s. silvestris, although some authors will make reference to it.
Subspecies:
African Subspecies:

Felis silvestris lybica - North Africa
Felis silvestris brockmani - East Africa
Felis silvestris cafra - Southern Africa
Felis silvestris foxi - West Africa
Felis silvestris griselda - Central Africa
Felis silvestris jordansi - Majorcan wild cat
Felis silvestris ocreata - East Central Africa
Felis silvestris pyrrhus - West Central Africa
Felis silvestris sarda - Sardinia and Sicily wild cats

European Subspecies:

Felis silvestris silvestris - Europe
Felis silvestris caucasia - Caucasian Mountains and Turkey
Felis silvestris grampia - Northern Scotland

Asian Subspecies:

Felis silvestris caudata - Caspian Sea area
Felis silvestris ornata - India to Iran
Felis silvestris shawiana - China and Mongolia

Domestic Cat:

Felis silvestris catus - Domestic Cat

Note: The species name silvestris is Latin for "Of the forest".

Size and Appearance: A more robust version of the domestic cat, the Wildcat weighs between 7-18 pounds, stands 14-16 inches tall and reaches lengths of 29-46 inches. The European Wildcat is typically a gray-brown cat with a wide variety in ground color. The coat is usually boldly marked with stripes that run along the neck and down the flanks, just like a domestic striped tabby, but with fewer more widely spaced stripes. They usually have a white throat patch, and may have white patches on their abdomen and between their forelegs. The ears are brown with no central white spots on the backs. The tail is bushy and blunt ended, unlike the tapered end of a domestic cat's. There is an all black Wildcat in Scotland, commonly referred to as Kellas cats, but it has now been found to be due to mixed breeding with domestic cats, and is not a pure Wildcat.

The African Wildcat is also a bit larger and stockier than its tame descendants, and is basically a pale striped tabby. Its ground color varies from sandy through yellow-gray to grayish-brown and dark gray. There are 2 color phases reported, one is grayish-tan and the other is steel gray. The darker ground color is found in the forests, while the lighter color is found in the more arid regions.

The Asian Wildcat is pale sand-colored or gray and is covered with distinct black spots.

Habitat: Forest, occasionally rocky outcrops (F.s. silvestris) . Woodland, wooded grassland and savannah ( F.s. lybica). Semi-desert and steppes ( F.s. ornata).

Distribution: Africa, Iraq, Iran, Scotland, France, Spain, USSR, India and Pakistan.

Reproduction and Offspring: After a gestation of 56-63 days, females produce a litter of 1-5 kittens, with 3-4 being average. At birth, the newborns weigh approximately 2.75-4.5 ounces. Their eyes will normally be open by the 10 th day, and they will begin to walk by the 16 th-20 th day. They begin to hunt at 12 weeks and become independent by 5 months. They reach sexual maturity around 11 months.

In captivity, they have lived up to 15 years.

Social System and Communication: Solitary. Much like domestic cats, males compete for the females who are in season, and they all announce their intentions with loud "caterwauling."

Hunting and Diet: Primarily nocturnal and terrestrial. Their main diet consists of rodents, hares, birds, reptiles, amphibians, young antelope, insects and arachnids.

Principal Threats: The primary threat for this cat is the hybridization of the population with domestic cats. Because of the wide spread problem of feral domestic cats and the long period of time which they have been a problem, it is unsure whether or not there are any pure wildcats remaining at all. If so, they are in very remote areas far away from human habitation.

Status: CITES: Appendix II. IUCN: Not listed.

Felid TAG 2000 recommendation: Wild cat ssp. (Felis sylvestris). The Eurasian and African wild cat, including forms from India, the Middle East and Europe, is generally common in nature. Gordon's wild cat, Indian desert cat, and other forms from the Arabian Peninsula are present in North American zoos. Due to relative abundance in nature, small founder size and lack of distinct markings, this species is not recommended for support in North America.

How rare is this cat ? The International Species Information Service lists 180 in zoos worldwide, with 66 being in the U.S.

Information reprinted With Permission from the IUCN Wild Cats Book.

European Wildcat by Tadaaki Imaizumi

Scottish Wildcat by Bruce Coleman Ltd

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Hi, my name is Leila Hunter and I wish to share my report on the mammal tigers. The cat family is very big and the tiger is apart of that family and the tiger is the biggest member. Because us humans hunt so much that the tiger is endangered. Tigers can swim in 6 kilometers of water. Also white tigers are very rare and carry a gene that is only present in around 1 in every 10000 tigers. Plus 5 meters in length isan easy jump for tigers. Now it is time to "jump" to conclusions which is tigers are some unique mammals. 

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My animal is the Red Fox of the Blue Ridge Region. They make their homes in the ground called burrows, They give birth to a litter and it is called kits. my plants are The Dwarf Iris and Golden Rod.

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The habitat I chose to research was the Piedmont Region. The animal I researched was the Whitetail Deer. Whitetail deer have superior senses and can detect the slightest danger, however they are still considered to be prey. They are mostly hunted by humans, wolves, mountain lions, bears, jaguars, and coyotes. The ideal food for whitetail deer are: plants, fruit, acorns, nuts, leaves, twigs, weeds, grasses, and mushrooms. Whitetail deer can live in a variety of areas but prefer dense thickets that provide cover and grazing at the edges. They adapt to their environment because they have strong leg muscles which allows them to run up to 30 mph, and they are very agile.

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The Whitetail Deer lives in the Blue Ridge Region of Georgia. The Whitetail deer can camouflage by changing colors. It turns red in the summer and greyish white in the Winter to adapt to its surroundings. They are herbivores that eat acorns and other nuts, plants and berries. They can live almost anywhere, as long as they can find food. The Whitetail deer are prey because they are hunted by humans and coyotes.

Mountain Acela and Pignut Hickory trees are found in the Blue Ridge Region

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The red fox lives in in the Piedmont region. The red fox comes in different colors and has a white tail. The have over 28 different calls to communicate with each other. They are small, but very fast. They can be found in forests, and you may even see one wonder into your back yard.

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The Stripeneck/Loggerhead Musk Turtle lives in the Piedmont.  It is adapted to its environment by hibernating in its shell in the winter.  It, also, hides in its orangish colored shell amongst rocks and pebbles at the bottom of rivers and streams to protect itself from predators.  It eats small snails, crayfish, tadpoles, and some plants.  The Piedmont has Oak and Sweet Gum Trees.
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Stripeneck: Loggerhead Musk Turtle Habitat Project Thomas Pereira

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I live in the Blue Ridge region of Georgia. In the Blue Ridge region white tailed deer are very commonly seen. They usually have a reddish-brown color in the summer and in the winter the color fades to a grayish-brown. The white tailed deer are vegetarians that love to eat nuts and acorns. Plants that you find in the Blue Ridge region are mountain laurels and golden rods.

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I picked the Pedmont Region for my habitat project. The animal i chose was the red-cockaded woodpecker.
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My Habitat Project is on the Coastal Plain Region of Georgia. This region is the largest region located in south Georgia. The animal I chose is the the Red Cockaded Woodpecker which is an endangered species. The plant I chose is the carnivorous and the saw palmetto plants.



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Project Pyramid - Blue Ridge Region of Georgia
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I picked the Blue Ridge region for my project.  This region is part of the north east corner of the state.  The mountains that make up the region are the appalachian mountain range and include the highest elevation in Georgia.  Two plants found in the Blue Ridge are the mountain azeala (orange plant below) and the dwarf iris (purple plant below).  An animal that lives in the Blue Ridge is the Black Bear.  The Black Bears are omivores and eat anything they can find, such as berries, plants, grass and animals.  Black Bears can climb trees.  And in the winter they hibernate, and mostly sleep.  
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This is a close up on the paper report section for my Great Horned Owl project just in case it was hard to see.
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I chose the Piedmont region.  The animal I chose was the Great Horned Owl.  They have the most diverse diet of all North American raptors.  The record for the longest life is 28 years old
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My project is on the white tailed deer. Here are some pictures of the sugar gum and saw plametto.
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My project is on the white tailed deer.
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My project is on the white tailed deer. It lives in the Coastal Plains. It is a prey. It can shed its reddish browm fur to gray brown fur in the winter for camoflge. There are two kinds of trees in the Coastal Plains. They are saw plametto and sugar gum.
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I chose the Coastal Plains, and my letter was F. I chose the Gopher Frog. My plants are Saw Palmetto and Spanish Moss.
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I did the Appalachian Plateau. I got the letter F so I picked the flying squirrel.  One of the flying squirrels favorite habitats is the sugar maple.
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Black Bears in the Blue Ridge Mountain project

Black Bears is a medium-sized bear native to North America. Black bears live in forested  areas.  Black bears have short  claws that give them excellent tree-climbing abilities.
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Coastal Plain Armadillo Paper
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The Coastal Plains region of Georgia is known for its flatlands, marshes, and swamps. The Gopher Tortoise lives in this region. The Saw Palmetto plants grow in this region.
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My project is about Black Bears.
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Black bears are one of many animal species that live in the Appalachian plateau region. Pine trees and mountain laurel are very common in the Appalachian plateau. You can see from the diorama there are many rocks in the Appalachian plateau. 
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My animal is the Gray Fox from the Piedmont Region of Georgia. It can weight 8-15 pounds. The average height is 12-15 inches and has reddish gray fur. They are adaptable animals that can climb trees, swim , and run 20 miles per hour. They are omnivores that eat small animals,fruits, and berries. My two native plants are Dogwood and live Oak trees. 
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My region is the Blue Ridge. My animal is a Bobcat. My plants are the oak tree and the hickory tree. A Bobcat is a predator. Bobcats eat deer and rodents.
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My Georgia region is the Blue Ridge region. My Blue Ridge animal is the grouse, it is a bird. My plants for the region Oak and Pine. I hope you like it. 
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Piedmont Habitat of Georgia
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Written part of GEORGIA Habitat Project. PIEDMONT REGION

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Habitat and Animal adaptation Project.
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Coastal Plain /Common Animal found is the Sea turtle/ Part 1 of the Science Project

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My project is on the Blue Ridge region of GA. The falcon, more specifically the Peregrine Falcon, lives in the Blue Ridge region. Two plants that can be found in this region are the Trout Lily and the Hellers Blazing Star. 
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I picked the Coastal Plains with Cumberland Island horses. They eat grass, sea oats, and other plants. The plants I chose were the Spanish moss and the Saw Palmetto. I did make a power point presentation.

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Habitat Project 11/17/2018

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This is my poster for my Habitat Project. My project is on the Coastal Region and the plants and animals I chose. I chose the Red Cockaded Woodpecker for the animal in that region and the plant in that region is the carnivorous and saw palmetto plants.

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My Habitat Project is on the Coastal Plain Region of Georgia. This region is the largest region located in south Georgia. The animal I chose is the the Red Cockaded Woodpecker which is an endangered species. The plant I chose is the carnivorous and the saw palmetto plants.

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Georgia Habitats
I did my project on the Coastal Plain Region.

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I picked the Pedmont Region for my habitat project. The animal i chose was the red-cockaded woodpecker.

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Project Pyramid - Blue Ridge Region of Georgia

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I picked the Blue Ridge region for my project. This region is part of the north east corner of the state. The mountains that make up the region are the appalachian mountain range and include the highest elevation in Georgia. Two plants found in the Blue Ridge are the mountain azeala (orange plant below) and the dwarf iris (purple plant below). An animal that lives in the Blue Ridge is the Black Bear. The Black Bears are omivores and eat anything they can find, such as berries, plants, grass and animals. Black Bears can climb trees. And in the winter they hibernate, and mostly sleep.

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Leslie's Habitat Project - Georgia Blue Ridge

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My project is on the white tailed deer. Here are some pictures of the sugar gum and saw plametto.

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My project is on the white tailed deer.

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My project is on the white tailed deer. It lives in the Coastal Plains. It is a prey. It can shed its reddish browm fur to gray brown fur in the winter for camoflge. There are two kinds of trees in the Coastal Plains. They are saw plametto and sugar gum.

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Anubis S-B.
I chose the Coastal Plains, and my letter was F. I chose the Gopher Frog. My plants are Saw Palmetto and Spanish Moss.

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This is a close up on the paper report section for my Great Horned Owl project just in case it was hard to see.

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I chose the Piedmont region. The animal I chose was the Great Horned Owl. They have the most diverse diet of all North American raptors. The record for the longest life is 28 years old

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Blue Ridge Habitat Project

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Black Bears in the Blue Ridge Mountain project

Black Bears is a medium-sized bear native to North America. Black bears live in forested  areas.  Black bears have short  claws that give them excellent tree-climbing abilities.

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I did the Appalachian Plateau. I got the letter F so I picked the flying squirrel. One of the flying squirrels favorite habitats is the sugar maple.

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Blue Ridge Habitat Project

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Coastal Plain Armadillo Paper

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Coastal Plain Armadillo Project

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A'Lana C.

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Coastal Plains Diorama project.
My project is about one of the many animals found in the Georgia Coastal Plains. The Alligator. They live in the Okefenokee swamp in this region of Georgia Coastal Plains.

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The Coastal Plains region of Georgia is known for its flatlands, marshes, and swamps. The Gopher Tortoise lives in this region. The Saw Palmetto plants grow in this region.

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My project is about Black Bears.

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My project is on Black Bears.

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Diorama

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Black bears are one of many animal species that live in the Appalachian plateau region. Pine trees and mountain laurel are very common in the Appalachian plateau. You can see from the diorama there are many rocks in the Appalachian plateau.

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By: Sylvia Whyte
My animal is the Gray Fox from the Piedmont Region of Georgia. It can weight 8-15 pounds. The average height is 12-15 inches and has reddish gray fur. They are adaptable animals that can climb trees, swim , and run 20 miles per hour. They are omnivores that eat small animals,fruits, and berries. My two native plants are Dogwood and live Oak trees.

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science project part2

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My region is the Blue Ridge. My animal is a Bobcat. My plants are the oak tree and the hickory tree. A Bobcat is a predator. Bobcats eat deer and rodents.

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My Georgia region is the Blue Ridge region. My Blue Ridge animal is the grouse, it is a bird. My plants for the region Oak and Pine. I hope you like it.

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Piedmont Habitat of Georgia

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Written part of GEORGIA Habitat Project. PIEDMONT REGION

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Georgia Habitat Project
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GEORGIA HABITATS PROJECT
The Great Horned Owl

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Science Project

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Landyn Bishop Blue Ridge pic#2

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Here's Landyn Bishop Habitat and Animal on Blue Ridge Project Pic#1

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This is the second picture that goes with my habitat project of the Blue Ridge region.

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My project is on the Blue Ridge region of GA. The falcon, more specifically the Peregrine Falcon, lives in the Blue Ridge region. Two plants that can be found in this region are the Trout Lily and the Hellers Blazing Star.

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Costal Plain animals that live here are turtles,frogs and snakes.

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Habitat and Animal adaptation Project.

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Georgia Habitat Project- Piedmont Region.

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Georgia Habitat Project- Blue Ridge Region

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Coastal Plain /Common Animal found is the Sea turtle/ Part 1 of the Science Project

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Juliet Kindl