National Geographic @natgeo - Explore Instagram photo - Photo by @joelsartore | Genets, like this South African large-spotted genet @cincinnatizoo, are some of the lesser known cat relatives found in Africa. Their slender build and long tail enable them to move swiftly between trees and through thickets. Near the edge of grasslands or woodlands, this species hunts smaller mammals and reptiles including rodents, small primates, and lizards. To learn more about this unique cat follow me @joelsartore | IGExplorer.net | Explore and Download Favourite Photo from Popular Instagram User Online

 
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@natgeo - National Geographic | Photo by @joelsartore | Genets, like this South African large-spotted genet @cincinnatizoo, are some of the lesser known cat relatives found in Africa. Their slender build and long tail enable them to move swiftly between trees and through thickets. Near the edge of grasslands or woodlands, this species hunts smaller mammals and reptiles including rodents, small primates, and lizards. To learn more about this unique cat follow me @joelsartore

Photo by @joelsartore | genets, like this south african large-spotted genet @cincinnatizoo, are some of the lesser known cat relatives found in africa. their slender build and long tail enable them to move swiftly between trees and through thickets. near the edge of grasslands or woodlands, this species hunts smaller mammals and reptiles including rodents, small primates, and lizards. to learn more about this unique cat follow me @joelsartore

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