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- Mitla_(cryptid) abstract "The Bolivian Mitla, also known as Fawcett's Cat-Dog is a medium-sized carnivoran and described as a cat-like dog or canid-looking felid from the rainforest in Bolivia. The report comes from Lieutenant Colonel Percy Fawcett who spent time in Bolivia between 1906-1914. Jeremy Mallinson, the director of Jersey Zoo (now Durrell Wildlife Park) searched for the Mitla in 1960.The Mitla may be a canid, or a genus of cat similar to the Jaguarundi. Some authors suspect that it is feline, but more likely it is a dog, and a relative of the Short-eared Dog Atelocynus microtis. Dr. Karl Shuker described it as a mysterious dog with feline behavior (T. Pietrzak, unpublish.).The place where Lieutenant Colonel Fawcett saw the mitla may be situated in forests eastern of Cuzco region near to Madidi jungle (established in 1995 to range Bolivian National Park), (Exploration Fawcett, 1953). This is also where Atelocynus microtis lives, which some writers say is the mitla, although the mitla is almost twice as big, and darker in colour.".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageExternalLink cryptidlist.htm.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageID "14908257".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageLength "2181".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageRevisionID "575100234".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Bolivia.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Carnivore.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Carnivores.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Carnivorous_cryptids.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Cryptid.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Cusco.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Cuzco.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Dog.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Durrell_Wildlife_Park.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Jaguarundi.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Jeremy_Mallinson.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Karl_Shuker.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Madidi.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Madidi_National_Park.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Mammal.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Percy_Fawcett.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Rainforest.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Short-eared_Dog.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLink Short-eared_dog.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mitla".
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageWikiLinkText "cat-like dog".
- Mitla_(cryptid) country Bolivia.
- Mitla_(cryptid) firstReported "1914".
- Mitla_(cryptid) grouping Cryptid.
- Mitla_(cryptid) habitat "rainforest".
- Mitla_(cryptid) hasPhotoCollection Mitla_(cryptid).
- Mitla_(cryptid) name "Mitla".
- Mitla_(cryptid) region "Madidi forest".
- Mitla_(cryptid) status "Undiscovered".
- Mitla_(cryptid) subGrouping Mammal.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Carnivora-stub.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Doi.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_mythical_creature.
- Mitla_(cryptid) subject Category:Carnivorous_cryptids.
- Mitla_(cryptid) hypernym Carnivoran.
- Mitla_(cryptid) type Mammal.
- Mitla_(cryptid) comment "The Bolivian Mitla, also known as Fawcett's Cat-Dog is a medium-sized carnivoran and described as a cat-like dog or canid-looking felid from the rainforest in Bolivia. The report comes from Lieutenant Colonel Percy Fawcett who spent time in Bolivia between 1906-1914. Jeremy Mallinson, the director of Jersey Zoo (now Durrell Wildlife Park) searched for the Mitla in 1960.The Mitla may be a canid, or a genus of cat similar to the Jaguarundi.".
- Mitla_(cryptid) label "Mitla (cryptid)".
- Mitla_(cryptid) sameAs m.03h1618.
- Mitla_(cryptid) sameAs Q6881806.
- Mitla_(cryptid) sameAs Q6881806.
- Mitla_(cryptid) wasDerivedFrom Mitla_(cryptid)?oldid=575100234.
- Mitla_(cryptid) isPrimaryTopicOf Mitla_(cryptid).