The top ten forbidden cats in the world are: lynx, serval cat, sand dune cat, leopard cat, caracal, Asian golden cat, tiger cat, pallas cat, rusty leopard cat and desert cat.

1. lynx

lynx is very big, much bigger than domestic cats, with stout limbs and generally short tail. It is a kind of cat that likes cold environment, mainly distributed in sub-cold areas. Lynx is very fierce, and its usual food is small carnivorous animals like mice or rabbits. Moreover, the lynx is the national animal of Romania, which shows its precious degree. Normal families can't provide an environment suitable for raising lynx.

2. Asian Golden Cat

Asian Golden Cat (scientific name: Catopuma temminckii): It weighs 1-15 kilograms and is 78-1 centimeters long. The tail is 48 cm long, which is about half of the body length. The body hair is yellow and the back is brown and black.

There is a white stripe on the front and inside of the corner of the eye, which is about 2 mm long, followed by a wide brown stripe, which extends backwards to the pillow, and there are black stripes on both sides. There is a white line under the eye extending to the lower part of the ear base, and there are obvious black lines on its upper and lower edges. The back of the ear is black and the base of the ear has gray hair. There are light black stripes or flower spots on the throat and front chest.

The head pattern is constant, but the coat color varies greatly. Some individuals have dark brown back hair with beautiful and irregular patterns. Some individuals have three main color types: bright red (golden cat) to grayish brown, dark grayish brown (golden cat) and spotted people (golden cat).

humid evergreen broad-leaved forest, mixed evergreen mountain forest and dry deciduous forest inhabiting tropical and subtropical regions.

In addition to paired activities during the breeding season, they are generally solitary, nocturnal, quick-moving, good at climbing and carnivorous. The food types are mainly rodents, including birds, young rabbits and domestic chickens, as well as small deer such as muntjac and musk deer. The mating period is mostly in early spring, with 1-3 litters per litter, distributed in Southeast Asia, Indo-China Peninsula and China.

3. rusty leopard cat

rusty leopard cat (scientific name: Prionailurus rubiginosus), or simply rusty cat, is a very small wild cat. Because the female cat weighs only 1kg, it ranks with the black-footed cat as the smallest wild cat in the world.

Their hair is gray, with rust spots on the back and sides, and their abdomen is white without spots. The tail is very thick, almost half of the body length, and the color is dark, so the spots are not obvious.

is a nocturnal animal, and most of them sleep in their nests during the day. Semi-perched in trees, he is a master climber and can easily hunt in trees. It mainly catches birds and rodents, and is distributed in southern India and Sri Lanka. It mainly inhabits tropical arid forests and grasslands in India, while it inhabits rainforests in Sri Lanka.

4. Desert cat

A desert cat (Felis bieti) is a mammal of the feline family. It is bigger than a domestic cat, with a long tail, slightly longer limbs and a pinch of short hair at the ear end. They are not afraid of the harsh climate and live in deserts, forest edges, alpine shrubs and alpine meadows. Desert cats mainly prey on some small animals.

In September, 216, Xinlong County Environmental Protection Bureau and Cat League CFCA*** launched a new stage of wild cat investigation. By November 217, it was investigated and confirmed that there were desert cats in Xinlong County, Ganzi Prefecture. In September 218, the image of a desert cat raising its cubs was recorded for the first time in the Sanjiangyuan area.

5. pallas Cat

As a rare cat in pallas, pallas Cat has long been listed as an endangered species by the national protection organization, and it is called the fiercest cat in the world. Its living area is even more than 5, meters above sea level, and its flat face and big eyes are even more lovely. As a relatively primitive cat species.

pallas cats are fierce and rough. They are mainly distributed in central Asia and eastward to Siberia. They mainly feed on small animals such as mice, rabbits and sand chickens.