Its fur is uniquely spotted and striped, and its silent movement resembles a shadow in the thicket: The ocelot is one of the ...

The Salisbury Zoo has a long history of caring for this charismatic Felidae species, dating back to 1984. Dale’s arrival comes after the zoo’s recent transfer of its female ocelot, Anahi, to ...

Ocelots roamed the southwestern U.S. in the 1800s, but have since dwindled to fewer than 100 in two small breeding populations in South Texas. While the feline species is found in Mexico, ...

Ocelots and the habitat they need. It was one of those highway deaths that drew Bogotto to the ocelot. Without knowing it, she was already in its backyard.

A male ocelot was photographed by automatic wildlife cameras in the Santa Rita Mountains, three-tenths of a mile from the Rosemont Mine’s perimeter fence, on May 21, 2014.

With a flourish of spotted brown and black fur, the Buffalo Zoo introduced its playful new baby Brazilian ocelot to the public Sunday, announcing the new cat’s name would be ...

Ocelots in Texas are threatened by habitat loss, predation, hunting, trapping, disease and wildfires, and also face low genetic diversity due to inbreeding and the risk of being struck by ...

Researchers have sighted a wild ocelot in a Sky Island mountain range, more than 30 miles from its last known location.

The distance also shows either location — east or west of I-19 — could serve as an ocelot habitat. “It’s a really intrepid cat that would make such an effort,” he said.

Ocelots are a quintessentially American cat—yet a single tropical storm could wipe them off the U.S. map. Will a pioneering new partnership make a difference?

Ocelots depend on dense forest and grassland habitat for shelter. Exciting news! The Phoenix Zoo’s Atascosa Complex Wildlife Study recorded a video of a new ocelot in southern Arizona in June.

Rare Ocelot Caught on Camera in Arizona, the First Sighting in Its Area for 50 Years Ocelots were federally listed as endangered in 1972, and their current U.S. population is thought to be fewer ...