Borneo Mansion, Bay Cat is also known as Born Bay Cat, Born Red Cat or Bourney Cat. So finally this cat, that only in the last decade, the first living specimen was successfully photographed. Having a close genetic resemblance to an Asian golden cat, it is actually smaller in size — weighs up to ten pounds and has a body length of just under three feet, including the tail.
Described by Pardofelis Badia, Bay Cat is described in two different colors - reddish brown and bluish gray. Light spots on the underside and on the limbs. The face and tail are marked with white stripes, the latter ending with a white tip. The ears are round and dark, as is the head, often marked by an M-shaped figure. marking. Cat's teeth are unique, and the overall appearance bears a striking resemblance to Jaguarundi.
Very little is known about the behavior, diet and activities of this reclusive. It is believed that it feeds on small animals and monkeys, as well as birds and carrion. The Bay Cat reproductive profile is also poorly understood.
The Bay Cat is so named because almost all of its observations occurred in flooded areas, around water bodies, mangroves and swamps - this may be due to the preference of this habitat for a cloister with a cat or simply the bias of a researcher in this area of research. However, he remains alone in the dense rainforest of Borneo.
