LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)

New wild cat species identified in Bolivia

LOS YUNGAS, BOLIVIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 2026: A Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo), a newly identified species of wild cat native to Bolivia’s Yungas cloud forests. Scientists formally described the species in research published this week, marking the first time a new living wild cat species has been scientifically named and described in more than a century. Genetic research found the Tilcayo to be distinct from other South American tiger cats. Photo by Abad Miranda / JNA Press. (Photo by Abad Miranda/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)

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