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The sand cat, a rare sight in Qatar's environment, thrives in desert landscapes. It sustains itself on a diet of mice, insects, and snakes, preferring solitary living until the mating season. Nocturnal by nature, it seeks refuge from the scorching sun during the day in burrows, regulating its body temperature. Its sandy hue enables perfect camouflage amidst the desert sands and wild grasses. Recognizable by the distinctive markings on its front legs, short tail, and rounded head, the sand cat ha