Tenzin Chodon
Found across India, Sri Lanka and Nepal, this tiny wild cat is barely bigger than a kitten. Its excellent night vision makes it a skilled hunter of rodents, birds, and insects.
Despite its small size, this southern African wild cat is considered one of the world's most successful hunters. It covers long distances each night, catching rodents and birds with remarkable efficiency.
This elusive bay cat, found in the dense jungles of Borneo, moves between the forest floor and rocky hillsides. Its skills help it hunt in one of the most untouched habitats on Earth.
Unlike most wild cats, this Southeast Asian species is closely associated with freshwater habitats. With partially webbed feet and specialised teeth, it is particularly well equipped to catch fish and frogs.
Built for life in some of the world's harshest deserts, the sand cat can survive extreme temperatures with little access to water. Its furry paws also protect it from scorching sand.
Blending into the rocky steppes of Central Asia, the Pallas's cat is a secretive hunter. Its dense, frosted grey coat provides excellent camouflage as it stalks pikas through barren terrain.
Spending much of its life in trees, the margay is an exceptional climber. Its flexible ankles allow it to descend trunks headfirst while hunting birds, squirrels and other small animals.