Caracal wild cat what a beautiful animal whit his long legs and pointy ears.
They mainly live alone or in pairs. Native to Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and arid areas of Pakistan and northwestern India.
Hunts same al the lion go for the trout and back of neck.
Same as house cat love attention
Both sexes become sexually mature by the time they are one year old and breed throughout the year. Same as house cats and also the litter is between and and six.
They have two black stripes from the forehead to the nose and looks like true lady's whit here black tufts on the ears.
Hi @bosveld1
These are stunning photos of caracal! They are such beautiful animals. @zakludick has a good point with the tags. If you want some good pointers, there are quite a few posts on what curators look for and how to get your posts out there more. Find and join communities that you are interested in like homesteaders or farming, wildlife related ones etc.
This is a good guide with some nice tips https://hive.blog/hive-174578/@pitboy/25-kickass-tips-and-tricks-for-beginners-the-all-in-one-hive-guide
I see that you haven't written your introduction post. Write up a bit about yourself, where you come from, what you enjoy, a bit about your life and how you found Hive, then tag it with the first tag introduceyourself and it should be picked up by a few of the communities and possibly a curator. If you include some nice photos of animals that you've worked with (make sure they are all your own photos), there's more chance of you getting a good pay out for the post. Often the introduce yourself posts tend to get some good payouts if they are well written and have good photos. Include a photo of yourself or your family as well to make it personal.
Have a look through the communities when you get a chance, I'm sure you will find some that will interest you and that you can contribute to.
Have a good weekend.
Thanks @andrastia. I will be looking at that tips guide myself!
I am an old Steemer who has a big 3-year gap. been back a few months now and still keen to learn.
Progress on Hive is a lot faster and a lot nicer than in the old days. Posts are easier to compile. I have gotten my kids on Hive, that they at least have some accounts and I am in the process of onboarding and tutoring some people on Hive. So tips to growth is content I like to read and document.
I used @bosveld01 as an example to my two eldest this morning in the fact that she has been posting regularly and even with smaller rewards than other people, has pulled ahead of them.
Then I thought that some tips could go a long way to increase the gains she has seen! All that effort can be more rewarding!
Thank you and thanks for helping
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Hello there. Well done staying active and posting content. Such beautiful photographs.
I do want to help you though. I have noticed you only use one tag in a post. At all times, please try to use all 10 tags. You can tag 10 times at the start of your posts, use all of them and get more people to see your posts!
Also, join some communities and make that your post goes straight to them. That will also help!
You are doing great!
The Amazing Nature Community as well as Agricultural Mindset are your people!
You should post in the first with all these animal pics and anything related to the farm life in the other!
Thank you do match for helping I do appreciate and will try hope I do I correct
Amazing!! 😍