Flat-Headed Cats

Flat-Headed Cats are listed as, endangered and are found in, Sumatra, Borneo and on the Malayan Peninsula They inhabit, lowland forests, swampy areas, lakes and streams and they exhibit more wetland skills than their cousin, the Fishing Cat They are one of four cats, that cannot retract their claws and their threats are, depletion of fish stocks due to human over fishing rapid loss of habitat, because encroaching humans are developing oil palm plantations, logging, poisoning and toxic water pollution