What kind of wild cats are in the Okefenokee Swamp?

While the Okefenokee Swamp is a diverse ecosystem, it's not known to have any wild cats native to the area. The swamp's environment and prey base are not ideal for wild cat species.

Here's why:

* Predators: The swamp is home to alligators, which would pose a threat to cats.

* Habitat: Wild cats typically prefer more forested and mountainous environments with diverse prey options. The swamp's vegetation and prey are primarily aquatic or semi-aquatic.

* Domestic cats: There may be instances of feral or stray domestic cats in the area, but these are not native wild cats.

If you see a cat-like creature in the Okefenokee Swamp, it's more likely to be a bobcat or a lynx, which are found in other parts of Georgia, but not typically in the swamp itself.