Sex-specific Resource Strategies Mediate Home Range Sizes of an Endangered Carnivore Across Multiple Scales

We examined the causes of home range sizes of ocelots in South Texas.  Males (n = 22) increased home range size during reproduction, and females (n = 12) constrained home range sizes. Our findings help identify management and habitat restoration targets for ocelots during different times of the year.

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