[tedchs]

They say this is the first time an ocelot has been spotted in 50 years, but I beg to differ. An ocelot is /always/ spotted.

[throwup238]

Not always. Albino ocelots don’t have spots.

</nitpick of doom>

[catoc]

yeah, but you don’t spot albino’celot

</I’ll show myself out>

[vasco]

They also say 50 years in the title and <=10 years later: "In the past decade, another ocelot, named Lil' Jefe, has been spotted roaming in the state, the Arizona Republic reported"

[IanCal]

50 years since it was seen in the area

> This was the first time an ocelot has been seen "in the Atascosa Highlands region in at least 50 years," the zoo said.

[spiderfarmer]

It has been roaming spotted in the state.

[HarHarVeryFunny]

It seems pretty safe to say there's a breeding population of them.

It does make you wonder if the Tasmanian Tiger may yet be found to still be around, given the way more remote and easy-to-hide-in habitats where it may be expected to be found.

[0xdeadbeefbabe]

It's less remarkable that he said his name.

[nwoli]

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