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De Iriomotokat is de zeldzaamste kleine kat die alleen voorkomt op de Riukio-en Iromoto eilanden in Japan. Het is echter geen aparte soort maar een ondersoort van de Bengaalse Tijgerkat. De Iriomotokat leeft in waterrijke gebieden, zoals in het subtropische regenwoud. Hij jaagt op watervogels, krabben en andere kleine dieren. Hij wordt zelden gezien in het ... Lees meerhttp://www.wildcatsmagazine.nl/images/iriomotekat.jpg