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A new species of wild cat has been discovered in the forests of Bolivia. The Tigrino – or Leopardus Tilcayo, if you are ever cross with it and want to shout at it using its full name – is an entirely new species to biological science. Humans have been aware of it for a little while, but originally misidentified it as a β€œlost kitten” (chortle).

It turns out that our forests and jungles are teeming with tiny cats, most of whom remain below our radar on account of their tiny size and secretive ways. This one (below) is not a new species, but it’s rarely seen, and it’s so little that it could fit into the palm of one’s hand:

This is Prionailurus Rubiginosus, the rusty-spotted cat native to Nepal, India and Sri Lanka.

This has tremendous consequences for us. First, the feline army is actually stronger in number than we had originally anticipated, which is bad news for humans when The Uprising happens. 

Also, I have always had a feeling that Louis Catorze isn’t a normal cat, and this discovery means that I was probably right all along. How many more of us are living with these freakish halfling beasts, knowing full well that something feels off yet unable to prove it?

Nope, Mothra can’t think of any suitable test subjects.
All perfectly normal here. As you were.

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18 responses to “Le tigre qui s’invita pour le thΓ© ”

  1. Kate Crimmins avatar

    Keep moving, nothing to see!

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      I bet your two morph into this when nobody is looking!

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  2. Lou Carreras avatar

    Ahhhh, yes those “come the revolution” looks, but we already are servants!

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Yes, many of us are already entrapped, but I still fear that they could do worse!

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  3. Audrey Driscoll avatar

    How did you get Louis Catorze to hold that fearsome pose?

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      He has many looks, and this is just one of them!

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  4. ibarynt avatar

    What irked Louis this time? He is the personification of ‘if looks could kill’. Lol

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      That’s just his normal face. 😬

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  5. M - avatar

    Smaller wild cats have been doing much better than their larger cousins for some time. Sometimes smaller is better, I guess.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Catorze is small, so, erm, I dunno.

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  6. mmechapeau avatar
    mmechapeau

    Even if it’s frightening, what must happen will happen πŸˆβ€β¬› . By the way, I read the book Β« The Tiger Who Came To Tea Β» with my first granddaughter when she was a young kid.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      I think my nieces and nephews were all fans of that book at some stage!

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      1. mmechapeau avatar
        mmechapeau

        I carry on being keen on that kind of books despite my age πŸ™‚.

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  7. Dr. CaSo avatar

    I wish I could go to the jungle to meet the kitties, that’d be so much fun πŸ˜€ I think the more cats there are on this planet, the better πŸ™‚ It’s the first good news I’ve read in a long time, so thanks!

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      They’d probably still treat us like dirt, just like all the domestic ones do. It’s a long way to go to be treated like dirt when you could just stay at home for the same thing.

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      1. Dr. CaSo avatar

        πŸ˜† true

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  8. Charles Huss avatar

    You have to watch out for the small ones.

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    1. iamthesunking avatar

      Yup, the small ones are more bother.

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