The internet always wants more cat content, so here comes my latest feature on cats of various sizes, from the newly described tiny species to jaguars and tigers. **Conservation for cats of all sizes** Current Biology Volume 36, Issue 21, 2 November 2026, Pages R1203--R1205 Restricted access to full text and PDF download Magic link for free access (first seven weeks only) (Unfortunately, this year's features will no longer become open access one year after publication - do contact me if you would like a PDF and the magic link has expired.) See also my new Mastodon thread where I will highlight all this year's CB features. My mastodon posts are also mirrored on Bluesky. Last year's thread is here . Jaguars are unique among the surviving big cats in that they benefit from a continent-wide network of habitats, which has now been mapped in detail. (Photo: Wesley Fernandes/Unsplash.)

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