A zookeeper holds a 7-week-old leopard cub at Debrecen Zoo, Hungary, April 17, 2020. REUTERS/Bernadett Szabo
DEBRECEN, Hungary (Reuters) - A seven-week-old leopard cat born in a Hungarian zoo was allowed out for the first time on Friday to enjoy the spring sunshine but he will have to wait a while before he can meet visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The leopard cat is a small wild cat which owes its name to the spotted coat it shares with its much bigger cousin. Found in southeast Asia, Nepal and China, it feeds mostly on small rodents and is roughly the size of the domestic cat.
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