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I dint find anything about aquatic felines in a Google search. I also could not find anything in the 6 books I own at a quick glance. I would assume it would be a feline that hunts in an aquatic environment since all cats can swim.
So I would say fisher cats(Prionailurus viverrinus) ,
flat-headed cats(Prionailurus planiceps),
Geoffroy's cats(Leopardus geoffroyi),
Tigers living in mangrove forests
old proverb says, "Nerver was a cat drowned that could see the shore"
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