Plettenberg Bay, Western Cape, SOUTH AFRICA
This is Felix, a young and very cheeky Caracal, which is a medium sized cat native to most places in Africa. The word caracal comes from the Turkish word “karakulak”, meaning “black ear”. We viewed Felix at the Tenikwa Wildlife Awareness and Rehabilitation centre, just outside Plettenberg Bay in the Garden Route area of South Africa. This is a really awesome place and allows you to get right up close to lots of the lesser seen Wild cats of Africa like the Caracal, Serval and African Wild Cat (As well as Leopard and Cheetah, although not too close to the leopard :P) in very good, semi natural style enclosures. This place was so good we went back a second time, and the Caracal quickly became my favourite animal of the trip.They are just too cute.-——-
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Nice facial detail Cameron
Thank you Larry :)
– Cameron B
Fantastic capture! Thank you for including the story and infomation about these beautiful creatures.
Hey Ann, thanks a lot! glad you liked the story and the pic
– Cameron B
November 11,2012 Congratulations! Your image is a Special Feature in African Beauty!

And thank you for the feature as well! Love the giraffe animation!!
– Cameron B
11/10/12
Thanks heaps for the feature, Kristen!
– Cameron B
That is a very cool cat.
You should submit this photo to our group Beautiful.
Thanks. I assume this is “beautiful- 1 image per 24hrs”, i will add it :)
– Cameron B
Actually it already is submitted, awaiting approval
– Cameron B
what a beauty – wonderful pic cameron !
Thanks Dean. He was a funny little guy, full of personality!
– Cameron B
A stunning image well captured! :)Pat
Thanks a lot Pat!
– Cameron B
Beautiful work !!!

Click on the link below to view your feature and congratulate your fellow artists
Nature In Its Entirety-NOTHING MAN MADE ~ FEATURES ~ November 13th, 2012
Thanks a lot Evita :)
– Cameron B
Beautiful!
Your hosts – E.R. and Linda J. Bazor and Patty Boyte (Nov 14th, 2012)
This is one beautiful cat!
Thank you for the feature!!!
– Cameron B