FIRST-TIME FOOTAGE: The smallest wild cat species in Africa is also the continent’s rarest felid—the elusive black-footed cat. These opportunistic hunters—considered the deadliest of the world’s felines with a predation success rate of 60 percent—are only found in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. This is a camera trap video of a female black-footed cat that was tracked by our friends at the Black-Footed Cat Working Group. Auas here was spotted hunting during the Working Group’s first trip to

The black-footed cat is the smallest wild cat in Africa. But its hunting efficiency surpasses that of lions, cheetahs, and leopards. 😺The cute-looking cat is no domestic kitty! And that's just one reason the locals call it the anthill tiger...🐅 | Sunday Roast

These are no house cats 😼 Despite these kittens' adorable looks, rare black-footed cats are sometimes called the "world's deadliest feline" for their incredible rate of success hunting rodents and birds in their native Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. These kittens, seen enjoying snack time at San Diego Zoo Safari Park, were born there in late April. 📹: San Diego Zoo Safari Park | FOX 5 San Diego