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Utah's Hogle Zoo has a furry new resident: Gaia, a tiny, adorable but ferocious black-footed cat native to Africa. Don't fall for those innocent eyes! Gaia, who arrived at Hogle Zoo from Glen Rose ...
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‘World’s deadliest cats’ return to Utah’s Hogle Zoo with three new feline residents - MSNThree new small furry creatures have found a home at Utah's Hogle Zoo: Cleo, the two-year-old sand cat, and Thelma and Louise, two ten-month-old black footed cat sisters.
What’s furry, deadly, but cute all over? One of the newest residents of Utah’s Hogle Zoo — Gaia, an 8-month-old black-footed cat. She may weigh in at less than 3 pounds, but Gaia isn’t ...
Utah's Hogle Zoo has a furry new resident: Gaia, a tiny, adorable but ferocious black-footed cat native to Africa. Don't fall for those innocent eyes! Gaia, who arrived at Hogle Zoo from Glen Rose, ...
The black-footed cat's introduction to the zoo follows the passing of Sanura, the zoo's previous record-breaking black-footed furry animal, that lived to the remarkable age of 18.5 years.
Gaia, an 8-month-old black-footed cat, is the newest resident at Utah’s Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City. She’s part of an effort to conserve her at-risk breed — a pint-size powerhouse species ...
The furry friend was a part of the Black-footed Cat Soeciaies Survival Plan, he fathered two kittens at John Ball in 2008 and three grandchildren followed in 2012.
Naia's not just "babby": she's "fat babby." Of course, at 18 years old, Naia is a grand dame in black-footed cat years, but you wouldn't be able to tell just by looking at her.
Black-footed cats are known for their extraordinary hunting prowess. Their 60% hunting success rate has earned them the nickname “world’s deadliest cat,” Wiley said.
Utah's Hogle Zoo has a furry new resident: Gaia, a tiny, adorable but ferocious black-footed cat native to Africa. Don't fall for those innocent eyes! Gaia, who arrived at Hogle Zoo from Glen Rose, ...
Utah's Hogle Zoo has a furry new resident: Gaia, a tiny, adorable but ferocious black-footed cat native to Africa. Don't fall for those innocent eyes! Gaia, who arrived at Hogle Zoo from Glen Rose ...
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