Simulation of the Movement Behavior of Leopardus Guigna using Random Walkers

Considering that there is very little information on the behavior habits of guigna cats, as well investigations in which small populations are captured to place radiocollars them and then release where they were captured, done with intention collecting data their positions a territory thus make estimates mean distances usually travel. Under hypothesis guignas maintain sedentary specific area given territory, this paper shows one way simulate distribution points using random walkers emulate would be obtained by placing population guignas, it possible move away from certain fixed position, interactions can have represent high probability lethality, such farms, packs dogs, roads, urban areas, etc. It necessary mention estimating may predators help satellite image, evaluate potentially lethal risk for generate relocation strategies preserve them.