Species

Geoffroy's Cat Leopardus geoffroyi

It has a yellowish to grayish coat, with numerous black spots, in moles forms, parallel lines on the head and nape, and several incomplete rings on the tail. Being common the "melanic" individuals, completely black.

Margay Leopardus wiedii

Large eyes and a very long tail (can measure more than 70% of the length of the head and body). These are characteristics of their adaptation to tree life. The background color of the Margay is more yellowish, with spots that form ocellis with black edges and brownish or brown centers, more or less lined on the back and sides.

Pampas cat Leopardus munoai

Long fur in a brown-ocher to grey-yellowish colour, with dark transverse stripes on the legs and tail.