Ocelots are considered to be endangered in Texas, which makes this sighting even more incredible. | National Geographic

In the wild ocelots are ambush hunters, displaying great patience in their quest for food, waiting silent and motionless to pounce on their prey. They will eat rodents, birds, snakes, lizards, baby mammals including javelina and deer, and even fish! These solitary nocturnal hunters range from the southwestern states of Texas and Arizona (within the U.S. range they are endangered) all the way to northern Argentina, occupying many different habitats! | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum