One sand cat covered an area of up to 1,758 square kilometers. Grégory Breton According to the report, larger ranges could suggest that the sand cat's population is smaller than previously thought.

The sand cat boasts fluffy ears, big eyes, and a tiny nose, making it easy to mistake for a charming kitten you might desire to scoop up and bring home. However, that would be a big mistake.

You might think you’ve seen all the cat videos on the internet, but here’s one you haven’t: the first known footage of sand cat kittens in the wild. It takes a lot to make us squee nowadays ...