The term CAT SPOTTED can refer to a variety of different species of cats. An OCELOT is a small wild cat with a spotted coat, typically found in Central and South America, and is six letters long. A LEOPARD is a large wild cat with a yellowish-brown coat covered in dark spots, typically found in Africa and Asia, and is seven letters long. A JAGUAR is a large wild cat with a yellowish-brown coat covered in black spots, typically found in Central and South America, and is six letters long. A CHEETAH is a large wild cat with a tan coat covered in black spots, typically found in Africa and parts of the Middle East, and is seven letters long. Finally, a CIVET is a small wild cat with a grayish-brown coat covered in white spots, typically found in Africa and Asia, and is five letters long.