Tilcayo

So naturally they are nocturnal predators and they're adapted to life in the high-altitude tropical forest roughly 1,500 metres above sea level.

So what they did is instead of, you know, the researchers who eventually did research on him, instead of calling him a typical Latinized name, they called him the Tilcayo directly from the indigenous communities of the Bolivian Andes.

And yes, so now...

We want to talk a little bit about the environment where the Tilkaya cat lives because I think that it's pretty interesting.

This is a cool one.

So the Telcayo tiger cat, or Leopardus telcayo, found in the Bolivian cloud fra- cloud forest region, which is, it's kind of where the Andes meet the Amazon basin, and it was originally mistaken for a kitten.

Yeah, the story is awesome.

This is great.

If you're interested in watching it, it's on YouTube.

There's a link to an article on the Smithsonian online magazine about that cat, the new cat that Dylan mentioned, which is called the Tilkayo cat that looks like a miniature tiger.

There's a link to the video for The Look by Metronomy, which you heard a short clip of in there, directed by Lorenzo Fonda from back in 2011.

And I've also put links to that remix of I Can't Go For That by Hall & Oates, the POMO remix.