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From CHRON – New Texas Facility Count Rewrite the Future for Endangered Ocelots

A new ocelot breeding facility will open later this year in Kingsville, Texas, to help save one of the state’s rarest wild cats. Fewer than 120 wild ocelots remain in Texas because of habitat loss and hunting. Read the article to learn more about the six-acre facility to house breeding pairs and raise kittens that will eventually be released into the wild.

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