What is another word for European Wildcat?
Pronunciation: [jˌʊ͡əɹəpˈi͡ən wˈa͡ɪldkat] (IPA) 
The European wildcat, also known as the forest cat, is a small feline species that inhabits forests and woodlands across Europe. This elusive and solitary animal is known for its distinctive long fur, short tail, and sharp claws. The term "wildcat" can also refer to the domestic cat's ancestor, which is likely the ancestor of the European wildcat as well. Synonyms for the European wildcat include Felis silvestris, forest cat, Scottish wildcat, and European forest cat. Due to their rarity and shy nature, these wildcats are rarely seen in the wild and are considered endangered in many parts of Europe.
