Fifth place - Rabbit cat This kind of cat looks exactly like the cat at home when it is young, but its appearance will change when it grows up. The rabbit cat weighs about 5 pounds and is a small cat. It mainly inhabits desert grasslands and Gobi. It likes to live alone, has strong hearing and vision, and is secretive. It usually only comes out at dusk and feeds on hares, gerbils, and poultry.

　

Fourth place - Caracal This cat looks particularly enchanting, with hair of various colors. It mainly lives in arid areas and tree deserts. Caracals can go long periods of time without drinking water without dying of thirst because they can use the water in their prey to replenish their body. Caracals are very capable of jumping and running. They usually move at night and are extremely mysterious. They feed on birds and small animals and are mainly distributed in Africa and Asia.

　

Third place - Borneo golden cat This cat was once considered extinct by scientists. It is about the same size as a domestic cat and has a longer tail. It lives in hilly and forested areas. It likes to live alone, moves quickly, and is good at climbing. It usually comes out at night and dusk. Feeds on birds, young rabbits and domestic chickens, and is mainly found in Indonesia and Malaysia.

　

< p> Much bigger. Lynx likes to live alone, living in cold areas and feeding on hares and rats. Found in Europe and northern Asia, it is also the national animal of Romania.

　

First place—black-footed cat, this cat is one of the smallest cats in the world, weighing about 3 pounds. Although it is small, it is extremely ferocious. It can kill a sheep four times its size and eat it all in one night. Black-footed cats live in seclusion in termite hills and abandoned nests of other animals all year round, only coming out at night. Black-footed cats inhabit savannas, shrublands and semi-deserts, mainly in South Africa.