Bobcats are small type of cats available at North America. They occupy the wood areas and deciduous forests wide-spreading from west to southeast America and Mexico. Some even occupy parts of south Canada. They have a small bodily structure. Their fur is of color yellowish brown or reddish brown with black or dark brown stripes. They have noticeably long ears with black tips. Their weight ranges from twenty four to thirty five pounds.

Owners associate their pet bobcat to a tabby cat, but their demands are far from those of a house cat. They demand extraordinary care and additional attention. Like Servels they also have the habit of crop-dusting. They also are very hyper and aggressive naturally. They need to be bought up in mostly in outside location where they've lots of space to play, like they do in the wild. If they don’t get enough place outside, they run around destroying things in the house. Some owners are very content with their pets, but it is suggested that potential owners should do their homework before making up their mind.

Alligators are the most life-threatening of the exotic pets. It is a crocodiles reptile, which comes from the family of Alligatoridae. The name was derived from Anglicization of a Spanish word, which was used by Spanish adventurers who were settled in Florida, United States. Alligators are found mostly in America and China.

There are two species of alligators, Alligator Mississippienis or the American Alligator and Alligator Sinensis or the Chinese Alligator. The American alligator weights around eight hundred pounds and is thirteen feet long. The record for the longest alligator is of nineteen feet two inches, from Louisiana. Comparatively, the Chinese alligators are smaller in length and measure not more than seven feet in length. Alligators live for more than fifty years. The oldest living alligator was of seventy years, at the Belgrade Zoo, Serbia.