Ocelot

Ocelots are passive mobs in Minecraft, primarily found in jungle biomes. They have yellow fur with ginger-brown spots, resembling real-life ocelots. Ocelots spawn on grass blocks in groups of 1-2 adults or occasionally as kittens. They are shy and will flee if players move too quickly or approach suddenly. They stalk and hunt chickens and baby turtles, and can even attack through fences or doors. Although passive, they are considered part of the hostile mob cap in Java Edition but do not spawn on Peaceful difficulty. Players can gain an ocelot's trust by feeding them raw cod or salmon, which will then stop them from running away. Their behavior and appearance are similar to real-life ocelots, bringing a sense of jungle ecology to the game.