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Gaia, a tiny African black-footed cat, marked her first birthday at Utah's Hogle Zoo with some delicious treats. Despite her adorable appearance, she belongs to one of Africa's deadliest cat species.
Despite being Africa's smallest species of wild cat, black-footed cats are widely considered to be one of the world's deadliest cats.
The newest resident at a Salt Lake City area zoo has been pictured settling into her new home and even though she is the world's most lethal African wild cat, Gaia is adorable.
On December 28, Utah's Hogle Zoo introduced Gaia, an eight-month old black-footed cat, to their Small Animal Building. Black-footed cats the world's most lethal and smallest African wild cat.
Utah's Hogle Zoo welcomed an eight-month-old black-footed cat, Gaia, who is considered to be the deadliest cat on the planet.