5.9K views · 295 reactions | Rare footage of a Jaguarundi. This vocal, yet elusive feline is native to the Americas and sometimes referred to as the ‘otter-cat’. It has at least 13 distinct calls and is closely related to the Puma. It can be found, in extreme southeast Arizona & Texas. The jaguarundi is a federal endangered species in the United States.  via @NatureIs_Lit Twitter | Roar Wildlife News | Facebook

955K views · 10K reactions | When you suddenly notice someone has the audacity to be watching you.. that sequence of recognition is everything. The King of Kings Smokey gives zero F’s for festivities.. it’s just another day of pure magnificence for him. | GG Conservation Glen Garriff | Facebook

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174K views · 1.1K reactions | GROWING FISH -- MDC staff at the Chesapeake Fish Hatchery near Mt. Vernon take special care to spawn channel catfish. It's delicate work that produce lots of little catfish. The offspring will develop into young fish called "fry" and continue to grow during the summer. They will then be stocked in public lakes in the fall. | Missouri Dept. of Conservation | Facebook