Margay fun facts! 🐾 Margays are excellent climbers and spend most of their time in trees. 🐾 They use their long tails as counterweights for stability and balance high up in the forest trees. 🐾 Margays have very flexible ankles that can rotate 180 degrees. This allows them to jump from tree to tree, hang onto branches efficiently, and climb down a tree trunk headfirst. | The Belize Zoo & Tropical Education Center

From a pair of Peccary piglets, a grand-looking Guan, multiple Margays and the trunk of a Tapir, to an uncommon Tegu sighting, an assortment of Agoutis, a Jaguar on the march at midnight and a muddy Peccary with a big attitude, here are recent highlights from Fauna Forever's Mammal Research Team's cameratraps! Fauna Forever continues to observe the wildlife of the Peruvian Amazon through our cameratrap network, providing continual evidence of healthy habitat on, and in proximity to, Wilderness I

Margay

Margay (Leopardus wiedii). El más pequeño de los seis felinos mexicanos y, a nuestro parecer, uno de los más bellos. ESTE VIDEO ES HERMOSO NO SOLO POR LA PRESENCIA DE DISTINTOS MARGAY SINO POR LOS SONIDOS. APRECIEMOS JUNT@S 😘 El margay prefiere las alturas, le gusta mucho vivir entre las ramas de los árboles, ahí caza, descansa y se resguarda de potenciales depredadores por ello es poco conocido. Una de las principales amenazas es la pérdida de su hábitat por tala para agricultura, ganadería y