In the Japanese archipelago, leopard cats are currently restricted to the islands of Irimote and Tsushima, but fossils have been excavated from the Pleistocene period and suggest a broader distribution in the past.
Fossils excavated from the Pleistocene period suggest a broader distribution in the past. In the Japanese archipelago, leopard cats are currently restricted to the islands of Irimote and Tsushima.
In the Japanese archipelago, leopard cats are currently restricted to the islands of Irimote and Tsushima. Fossils excavated from the Pleistocene period suggest a broader distribution in the past.
In the Japanese archipelago, leopard cats are currently restricted to the islands of Irimote and Tsushima. Fossils excavated from the Pleistocene period suggest a broader distribution in the past.