Peninsular Malaysia is the quintessential catscape—most notably for the Malayan Tiger, a distinct population of Tiger in Peninsular Malaysia that is considered critically endangered in its landscape. This rainforest overlaps the range of six other species of wild cats—large and small—including the Vulnerable Clouded Leopard, Mainland Leopard Cat, Flat-headed Cat, Marbled Cat, Asiatic Golden Cat and Critically Endangered Indochinese Leopard, making it one of the most cat-rich areas on the planet.