What Could Happen to Ocelots

The Ocelot has sharper fangs and claws so that it can hunt and climb trees if need be. They are a bit spotted or striped with black and tan color. This helps them to camouflage into the forest floor. They are usually around the forest floor hunting small animals and occasionally around bodies of water to hunt for fish. Deforestation could cause them to have shorter claws because they would no longer need longer claws to climb trees. Overfishing, overhunting, and poaching could lead to them having shorter fangs and possibly lead to them becoming an omnivore. Global warming could lead to the Ocelot having less fur and a fin due to ocean levels rising. Pollution could lead to almost constantly having plastic on them or microplastics getting in their fur. Their methods of hunting will still be similar, but they may begin foraging for plants and berries.