Noun:

Ocelot,

ocelot's Usage Examples:

It is the northernmost home of the armadillo, ocelot, jaguar, red and grey cats, and the spiny pocket mouse, and in southern Texas especially it is visited by several species of tropical birds.

There are at least 13 wildlife species in the park known to be globally threatened including black caiman, giant otter and ocelot.

OCELOT (Mexican Flalocelotl, literally field-jaguar, from Flalli, field, and ocelotl, tiger, jaguar), an American member (Felis pardalis) of the family Felidae, ranging from Arkansas in the north to Paraguay.

Chinchillas and nutrias are obtained from South America, whence come also civet cats, jaguars, ocelots and pumas.

These animals, together with the smaller ocelot, have a wide geographical range, and are very numerous in the valley of the Magdalena.

Among the animals indigenous to the country are seven species of the cat family, including the puma, the jaguar and the ocelot; the wild dog (Canis Azarae); several representatives of the marten family, including two species of Galictis, two of the otter (Lutra brasiliensis and L.

To think that ocelots take snuff is to token in some way a mental representation whose content is that ocelots take snuff.

submarine ocelot may not be suitable for those visitors with less severe mobility impairments because of its steep ladders and hatches.

In 2005 some adventurous members explored the submarine ocelot in dry dock at Chatham, successfully negotiating all the hatches.

Henry Marten >>Among the animals indigenous to the country are seven species of the cat family, including the puma, the jaguar and the ocelot; the wild dog (Canis Azarae); several representatives of the marten family, including two species of Galictis, two of the otter (Lutra brasiliensis and L.

Synonyms:

Felis, panther cat, Felis pardalis, wildcat, genus Felis,

Antonyms:

sound, nonexploratory, official,