That's good. A cat's tail is for balance, and a short tail is a genetic defect that can cause a range of hereditary diseases in cats. Therefore, long-tailed cats are generally considered better.
The long-tailed cat has a fuller face than the ocelot, especially its large, dark eyes and particularly round ears. Male long-tailed cats can reach 1.1 meters in length, including a tail about 46 centimeters long, and weigh up to 16 kilograms. Female long-tailed cats are smaller and have longer tails. Long-tailed cats are easy to tame initially, but this can change as they grow older. Their feet are broad and flexible with easily movable toes; their hind feet are more flexible than other parts of their bodies, capable of bending up to 180 degrees. They inhabit large forests and are primarily diurnal animals, feeding on small birds, frogs, and insects. Long-tailed cats are arboreal, foraging in trees and possess excellent climbing abilities.
