Ocelot (noun)

A small wild cat found in Central and South America, with a yellowish-brown coat covered in black spots and rosettes.

Origin:

Early 18th century, from nahuatl ocelotl.

Examples:

1. The ocelot is a solitary and elusive predator.
2. The ocelot's fur is highly valued for its beauty and is often used to make clothing and accessories.
3. The ocelot is an expert climber and swimmer, making it well-suited to its jungle habitat.
4. The ocelot's population has decreased due to hunting and habitat loss.
5. The ocelot's rosette pattern on its fur is unique among wild cats.