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Clarke, L.O. | |
The golden cat | |
1904 Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society (15): 357-357 | |
In regard to the habits of this cat, the skin and skull of which I sent to the Society's museum recently, the Lushais, who recognize it as a distinct species and call it Kei-shen (Red-cat), say it lies up in rocks and does not climb trees. It lives on kids, fowls, and small wild animals. The specimen I sent to the Society's museum was killed in a nullah, 6 miles from Aijal, at an elevation of about 1,000 feet. |
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