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The '''ocelot''' is a wild [[feline]] resembling and classified as similar to the [[leopard]] and [[jaguar]], though it is substantially smaller.
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The '''ocelot''' is a wild [[feline]] resembling the [[leopard]] and [[jaguar]] and classified as similar to them, though it is substantially smaller.
  
 
[[Salvador Dali]] kept ocelots as pets.
 
[[Salvador Dali]] kept ocelots as pets.
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Latest revision as of 01:19, September 6, 2026

Ocelot
Ocelot.jpg
Scientific classification
Kingdom Information
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Information
Phylum Chordata
Class Information
Class Mammalia
Order Information
Order Carnivora
Family Information
Family Felidae
Genus Information
Genus Leopardus
Species Information
Species L. pardalis
Binomial name Leopardus pardalis
Population statistics
Conservation status Least concern

The ocelot is a wild feline resembling the leopard and jaguar and classified as similar to them, though it is substantially smaller.

Salvador Dali kept ocelots as pets.