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Native to the Americas , jaguarundis look more like otters or weasels than cats.
They live in lowland areas with dense vegetation to hide in, including in scrublands, swamps and forests.
Despite its name, the Jaguarundi isn't closely related to jaguars or other small Central American wildcats.
Genetic analysis shows it is more similar to the puma, or mountain lion.
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