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Grace the Oncilla

Oncillas, the smallest cats in Central America and central Brazil, are masters of camouflage. Their distinctive spotted coats allow them to blend in seamlessly with their forested homes. Their slender build and spots often lead people to mistake them for margays, but Grace gets her name from the distinct differences between the two species. Oncillas have a graceful physique and movements. They are highly vocal, using their versatility to imitate bird calls, which helps them hunt and confuse predators.

Unfortunately, these beautiful creatures are considered a vulnerable species. They are threatened by deforestation, habitat loss due to agriculture, hunting for their fur, and human encroachment into their natural territory. However, many organizations and individuals are working to protect oncillas and their habitat. By halting deforestation, reducing hunting, and preserving natural areas, we can help ensure that these animals continue to thrive for generations.

Aircraft Information

Aircraft Model: Airbus A321

Aircraft Registration: N626FR

Seat Capacity: 240

Engine Type: PW1133GA-JM

First Flight: 08/15/2023

Final Assembly Location: USA

Endangered Animals Initiative

Frontier is dedicated to bringing awareness to the endangered animals within the continental U.S.A. You can learn more about our endangered animal tails here.