Snow leopards belong in the cat family because they are of the feline classification. They have whiskers, claws, and bone structure that is found in this classification.
Because leopards are a large cat? They sort of have the same genes as tiger and lions and ect... Why wouldn't they be?
Tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars are closely related to lions.
Snow leopards are mammals in the large cat family. The large cat family rarely migrate, unless they are following prey. Snow leopards, however, tend to stay in the same place for a long time and it usually can lead to their death due to extreme temperatures and not enough food. Many snow leopards are dying and becoming extinct because of their stationary ways.
Snow leopards are in the cat spastics so they're related to all kind of cats. !
Leopards are cat-shaped.
yes
about the size of a tigers paw,or a bob cat
It isn't different. Leopards are a member of the cat family.
Panther is a generic term that applies to all members of the Panthera genus and includes lions, tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars. All are members of the Felidae (cat) family.
Felidae is referring to the cat family and the members are called felids. The felids are: the cheetah, caracal, Chinese desert cat, jaguarondi, ocelot, serval, Eurasian lynx, fishing cat, lion, tiger, and the snow leopard.
No, the raccoon does not belong to the cat family. It is a member of procyonodae.
Absolutely, because leopards are very large.