The species, called a tilcayo, is smaller than a house cat and lives in the cloud forests of the Andes Mountains in Bolivia. By Kate Golembiewski A three-pound wildcat with leopardlike spots from ...

Stalking through Bolivia's cloud forest in South America is a feline a bit smaller than a house cat that was unknown to science until now. Leopardus tilcayo is the first species of cat discovered in ...

A new cat has been discovered in Bolivia, the first time in more than a century that scientists have confirmed a new feline species in the world. Named Leopardus tilcayo, after the word by which ...

Deep in the Bolivian Yungas cloud forests, there stalks an utterly adorable beast: smaller than a house cat and spotted like a leopard, the creature has long been known to local communities as a ...

New species of wild feline was discovered in Bolivia’s Yungas forest that is smaller than the average domestic ⁠cat A diminutive wild cat that inhabits Bolivia’s ⁠cloud forest has been identified as a ...

the beginning of a wave of new small cat species. This 10-year-old male tiger cat is the first of his species (named Leopardus tilcayo) known to science. He is approximately 18 inches from head to end ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Magical Girls vs. Cat Aliens Magical Girls vs Cat Aliens is a casual run and shoot game where you control a highschool girl fighting against the cat alien ...

After nearly a decade, Ridley Scott is returning to the Alien franchise with a contemporary take. The Academy Award honoree recently revealed that he’s “rewriting the next Alien film,” which will ...

Alien Isolation, like most of the films in the legendary series, is claustrophobic. That's the point; you're trapped somewhere with something otherworldly and terrifying - there is nowhere to go, ...

Hollywood makes initiating alien contact seem much easier than it has proven to be. In E.T. the Extraterrestrial, E.T. got stranded on earth when his alien compadres abandoned their botany mission. In ...

Ever look at your cat and wonder if they're secretly judging your entire life or just thinking about snacks? Turns out, science has a wild explanation for why they always look like they're plotting ...