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 | | The Jungle cat, also known as the reed cat and swamp cat, is one of Asia's most common wild cats, ranging from Egypt, northeasterly through Jordan and the Middle East to the borders of the Caspian Sea and Afghanistan, and further east via India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Burm and Thailand to southwestern China. |
 | | Keen hearing, resulting from the large and relatively tall ears, help the jungle cat locate prey in areas of dense vegatation. |
 | | Ancient Egyptians featured them in artwork, where they are often depicted hunting with humans, and their mummified remains are common in tombs of the period. |
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