The sand cat (Felis margarita) is a small wild cat that inhabits sandy and stony deserts far from water sources. With its sandy to light grey fur, it is well camouflaged in a desert environment. …

The face is sandy brown with the lower part being whitish having two reddish lines running down from the corners of the eyes across the cheeks. The greenish-yellow eyes are circled with a …

If you were to take the common house cat, dial up the precision predator rating and match it with a corresponding increase in cuteness, you’d be left with the sand cat. The single most adorable …

The beautiful sand cat is small and stocky with a relatively long tail and short legs. With large ears set low on its head, it has a broad face with dense, well-developed cheek hair. Its coat is a …

The face is marked with a dark reddish-fulvous stripe from the anterior edge of each eye backwards, across the cheeks. The hair on its cheeks is white, too. It has large yellow amber, …

Sand cats have a pale sandy to grey-brown coat, which is slightly darker on the back and pale on the belly, with occasional stripes on the legs. Bold, red streaks runs across each cheek from …

Sand cats, also known as “sand dune cats,” are desert dwelling felines native to Northern Africa, Central Asia, and the Middle East. While these cute cats look quite similar to your average …

These cats are small and stocky, with short legs and a tail that is relatively long. Their fur is generally a pale sandy color, usually with a white belly. A faint reddish line runs from the outer …

The Sand Cat has a wide face with thick white fur around the mouth and chin. There are feint diagonal red lines from the outer and inner corners of the eyes towards the edge of the face. Ears

The sand cat, also called the sand dune cat, is one of the world’s smallest wild cats. It can be found in the deserts of northern Africa, Southwest and Central Asia. Scientific Name: Felis …