Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This footage shows a large male Scottish wildcat being studied as part of a conservation project to save pure breed wildcats from extinction. The individual was trapped to both assess his purity and to fit a radio tracking collar. This will allow scientists to learn more about the behaviour of Scottish wildcats and the interactions between wildcats, domestic cats and hybrid cats.
This project is funded by a UK mammals grant from People's Trust for Endangered Species ptes.org/index.php?page=214
Credit: Roo Campbell, Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, University of Oxford, UK
This footage shows a large male Scottish wildcat being studied as part of a conservation project to save pure breed wildcats from extinction. The individual was trapped to both assess his purity and to fit a radio tracking collar. This will allow scientists to learn more about the behaviour of Scottish wildcats and the interactions between wildcats, domestic cats and hybrid cats.
This project is funded by a UK mammals grant from People's Trust for Endangered Species ptes.org/index.php?page=214
Credit: Roo Campbell, Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, University of Oxford, UK










