Wild cats are hunted for their fur coats and as food.
leopards are hunted for there meat and fur.Leopards aren't the only big cats that were hunted. All cats were usually hunted for teeth, which can be made into jewelry. Cats with patterns on their fur are hunted so that their fur can be made into fur coats. I don't know if the cats are still being hunted, but poachers are arrested for hunting I believe.
Because the cats hunted snakes.
Rats and mice
Australopithecus and they hunted big cats, hyenas crocodiles birds and large herbivores
Squirrels are hunted by cats and dogs in urban areas. Can be hunted by wolves in the wild of North America. Prarie Dogs are hunted by the same.
if you are talking about for the ancient civilization the egyptions worshiped cats and had them like pets like we do today and cats hunted for them and there selves and they give cats rewards ect.
Well....As a domesticated pet.....Lovebirds are only hunted by cats.
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cats were mostly hunted for their pelts, or fur, which were made into a variety of things including clothing and rugs. certain cultures also use the meat of cats for food.
it is hurted by bear, humans and wild cats( like tigers)
Yes, it is endangered because they get hunted down by foxes and feral cats.
We don't really know, but it's likely not a reason they would have been hunted. Saber toothed cats would have competed with humans of the time, would have been difficult to kill, offered less than palatable meat. But modern humans have hunted big cats in Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe (the European lion was hunted to extinction before the advent of firearms) with little more than nets and bladed weapons for millennia.