A male ocelot kitten was born Sept. 12 at the Los Angeles Zoo. Weighing just 19 ounces at birth, the kitten has been living “behind the scenes,” where he will remain until he’s fully ...

The ocelot is perfectly adapted to the forests and thick brush they call home. Their pattern of rosettes, stripes, and spots allow them to disappear into the tangle of vegetation and dappled light.

We went looking for the ocelot - and found a wildcat that looks like a miniature jaguar but moves with a personality all its own. In this episode, we explore the life of this beautifully spotted ...

The Los Angeles Zoo on Monday shared the news that a male ocelot kitten was born at the park earlier this year. Maya, the kitten’s mother, gave birth to the still-unnamed kitten on Sept. 12 ...

Another week, another new movie release about an Afghanistan war veteran rehabilitating a baby ocelot, and himself in the process, deep in the Amazon rainforest. Seems like they make 30 of these a ...

He has been living behind the scenes until he’s fully vaccinated, according to the zoo. The ocelot kitten currently weighs about 6.5 pounds, around five times his birth weight.

The ocelot kitten, which doesn't have a name yet, weighs 6.5 pounds, which is around five times his birthweight. L.A. Zoo animal keeper Stephanie Zielinski said his eyes opened after nine days and ...

While filming the ocelot kittens, filmmaker Ben Masters compares his experience as a new parent to the mother ocelot. He later brings his infant into the field to "help" with camera trapping.