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New species of wild cat identified in Bolivia - first for more than 100 years

New species of wild cat identified in Bolivia - first for more than 100 years
Sky News Friday 18 September 2026, 07:00 UTC 1 min read
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The new species of wild cat - Leopardus tilcayo - was discovered in Bolivia. Pic: Fernando Faciole/National Geographic/Reuters

The new species of wild cat - Leopardus tilcayo - was discovered in Bolivia. Pic: Fernando Faciole/National Geographic/Reuters
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