Not necessarily. There are plenty of other cat breeds that are very close to their ancestors. You would need to know the cat's gene history and its family tree.
Serval is closely related to the African Golden Cat and the Caracal
All big cats, and all cats, for that matter, eat only flesh and therefore, are carnivores.
The Siberian is usually a few inches taller than the Bengal at the shoulders, thus making it the largest of the "big cats".
A typical Bengal cat is between 10 and 15 pounds, although larger cats of this breed are not unheard of.
That would be the Thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger.
the largest is a cheetah no, lion is bigger.
it is probably a mixed breed of black cat and black tiger if it has a short tail than it might be a mix with a pixie bob .so it might even be mixed breed of a mixed breed
Cheetahs. Leopards. Bengal tiger. Bobcats. Chinese wildcat. African wildcat. Certian jaguars.
Genetically, the snow leopard's closest relative is the tiger (which also happens to partially overlap with the snow leopard's habitat, for instance in the mountains of Bhutan). Compare the facial structure of the two cats and you'll see the similarity.
There are pet cats and stray cats but no big cats in Jamaica.
There are a few hundred Bengal tigers left in the Sundarbans. These tigers, somewhat smaller than the Bengal tigers of northern India (males average around 435 pounds, compared to 450-500 in other regions) are also one of the most active maneaters of all the big cats.
Bengals are a large breed of cat, and should continue growing for a few months to a year.