The caracal can leap up to 11ft (over 3m) in the air, using their muscular hind legs to propel them high in pursuit of prey like birds. Learn about more rare cats in Rare Cat Skills, as part of Big Cat Month. Mondays from 8pm, on National Geographic WILD UK. | National Geographic UK

🥰😂 These Caracal kittens active fr • The “baby caracal” is a young caracal, a medium-sized wild cat known for its distinctive long, black-tufted ears and powerful build. These young are called kittens or kits and are born blind and helpless in hidden dens or burrows. They spend their first months learning essential hunting and survival skills from their mothers before becoming independent. . . . . #caracal #animals #wildanimals #wildlife #jungle #good #goodmorning #riseandshine #kingdom #prote

Meet the #Caracal aka "desert lynx"😸(but not actually a lynx btw) living at the @rhinopridefoundation 🦏in beautiful #southafrica . Believe it or not but this floppy lubadubdub is capable of some serious predatory hunting skills! Caracals can jump over 10 ft (3.1 m) right off the ground! Even more impressive-they can catch 10-12 birds in the air IN ONE JUMP🙀 And that's not all, Caracals can also hunt prey animals larger than themselves such as antelope. I literally could've cuddled this kitty