Felis grampia was the scientific name proposed in 1907 by Gerrit Smith Miller Jr. who first described the skin and the skull of a wildcat specimen from Scotland.

Scottish wildcat (Felis silvestris) Stealthy, rugged, not your average mog. The Scottish wildcat prowls select Scottish woods, spending its time hunting and protecting its territory. Known as the Highland …

Scottish wildcats, fondly dubbed Highland tigers, are an isolated population of the European wildcat, Felis silvestris, and numbers have dwindled to a worrying low. Experts describe the species as …

Jan 3, 2021 · Once widespread across the British Isles, there are now fewer than 100 pure Scottish wildcats left. Joe Gibbs considers whether curiosity or interbreeding killed the ‘Highland tiger’.

Deep in the Scottish Highlands, one elusive predator still roams the ancient forests: the Scottish wildcat, also known as the Highland Tiger. Once sharing its home with lynx, bears, and wolves,...

Wildcats, also known as "Highland tigers," have lived in Scotland for thousands of years. These majestic felines once roamed the entire country, but their numbers have declined significantly over the past …

Wildcats are on the brink of extinction in Scotland and this is their last hope. Together we can secure the future of the Highland tiger by breeding and releasing wildcats into the wild.

Also known as the Highlands tiger, the Scottish wildcat was once widely persecuted and hunted, and perhaps as few as a couple dozen remain in the wild.

Mar 13, 2016 · The solitary cat, sometimes called the "Highland tiger", is the region's only surviving native feline, and has roamed Britain for at least two million years.

The Scottish wildcat, commonly known as the “Highland Tiger,” has become an emblem of Scottish wildlife and heritage. This elusive and mysterious creature has been featured in various forms of …