Coronavirus: Tiny leopard cat emerges into sunshine but no zoo visitors to see him

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DEBRECEN, Hungary (REUTERS) - A seven-week-old leopard cat born in a Hungarian zoo was allowed out for the first time on Friday (April 17) to enjoy the spring sunshine but he will have to wait a while before he can meet visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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DEBRECEN, Hungary - A seven-week-old leopard cat born in a Hungarian zoo was allowed out for the first time on Friday to enjoy the spring sunshine but he will have to wait a while before he can meet visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Found in South-east Asia, Nepal and China, it feeds mostly on small rodents and is roughly the size of the domestic cat.

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Interesting. 'I think not only us but also the animals feel that our life has changed,' he said. 'There are species, especially mammals such as monkeys, which show they are missing the visitors... They need more care and attention from their carers now.'

At least he's not caged up at big cat rescue.

Cute

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Omg so cute!!!

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