Genetic study reveals extinction risk for unique mangrove-adapted pampas cat

Mongabay
Jun 5, 2026, 12:09 pm56 ptsTrending
More than a decade ago, conservationists began working to preserve a unique population of desert pampas cats that has adapted to the mangroves of Peru’s northern coast. This small, isolated population roams the San Pedro de Vice dry mangroves, a Ramsar Site and South America’s southernmost mangrove…

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