Leopardus pardalis

The Ocelot is an endangered creature that lives in the coastal rainforest. Ocelots are nocturnal, meaning they're most active at night. They use their sharp vision and hearing to hunt rabbits, rodents, iguanas, fish, frogs, monkeys, and birds. When they're ready to eat, the wild cats don't chew their food—instead they use their teeth to tear meat into pieces and then swallow it whole. They also have fur to camouflage in the woods. In over a million years I believe the ocelot habitats will change to a wet marsh with more water than land. The ocelots fur will change color in order to blend with the seafloor. The ocelots will lose their claws and gain flippers. The ocelots will adjust to the temperature of the water. The ocelots will become slimmer and fitter in order to survive swimming in waters. Overall Ocelots may be extinct by then.