What are these zoo animals??

Question

http://www.flickr.com/photos/carrierox4ever13/1811633300/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/carrierox4ever13/1810785721/

Answer 1

The felid could be a fishing cat (Prionailurus viverrinus):
http://www.quantum-conservation.org/EEP/BLACK-FOOTED%20CAT.html
or maybe another species of genus Prionailurus (rusty-spotted cat, leopard cat, etc).
It could also be a black-footed cat (Felis nigripes):
http://www.quantum-conservation.org/EEP/BLACK-FOOTED%20CAT.html

Definitely not an ocelot, which has different markings.

Unfortunately the fish is too hard to identify. The head looks like a moray eel, but I have no idea what the body looked like.

Answer 2

The cat appears to be a young serval. It has spots not clouds so it is not an ocelot. However I will check again to make sure it is indeed a serval.

The fish appears to be a wolf eel but I am not sure the picture is too fuzzy.

No its ears are too small for a serval. Never the less I have seen this coat pattern before but can not think of where. Will inform you when I figure it out!

black footed cats have a taby (striped like the striped domestic cats not the black stipes) head and spots not bars on back. I don't think it is one of those. Fishin cats are larger and tend to be greyer.

I am now thinking leopard cat, but there is also another south american spotted species whose name and details of spot pattern are eluding me at the moment.

Answer 3

I can't tell for the cat without seeing its face or how big it is. The fish looks a lot like a moray eel.

http://www.roatanpearl.com/images/moray-eel.jpg is not the ideal picture. However, the face in the dark picture you showed looks a lot like all the moray eels I've seen on nature documentaries over the years.

Can you perhaps add more about the animals to help us identify them?

Answer 4

The first is some type of cat. The second is a turtle, all you can see is the head.

Answer 5

Looks like an ocelot and a jellyfish.