Wild Cats

Yes, the cheetah is the fastest land animal on earth-it can reach speeds up to 70 mph. It needs to be fast because there is little cover for stalking prey where it lives. The jaguar lives in forests/jungles so all it can stalk its prey until it is really close.

The biggest wild cat would be the Siberian Tiger.

The first Siamese cat in America was reportedly given to Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes (the first lady to the nineteenth President of the United States) in 1878 by the U.S. Consul, David Stickles, living the rest of its days in the White House. In the 1900s, Siamese cats participated in various cat shows and today, occupies the top place among short haired cat breeds. Due to its popularity, the Siamese breed has been used to form many modern cat breeds including the Ocicat, Himalayan, Burmese, Tonkinese, Korat, Snowshoe, and myriad Oriental breeds (Oriental Shorthair, Oriental Longhair, Colorpoint Shorthair, Colorpoint Longhair, Balinese, and Javanese).

Actually speaking lions and tigers dont live in the same habitat. Even in india where they both live, they live in jungles in different parts of the country.

They may not get along because they are both apex predators and compete for the same food.

Average Savannah's can run 35 up to about 45 mph.

There really aren't many differences. The overall body shape is the same, their diets are the same, and a domestic cat will eat and hunt food in much the same manner as a wild one.

There are some differences, though. The main difference is that wild cats cannot be domesticated, whereas domestic cats have evolved and adapted to live alongside humans. Wild cats vary wildly in size, from smaller than a domestic cat to many times bigger, whereas domestic cats are mostly similar in size. Some coat patterns found on a domestic cat are never found in the wild, such as coloured points found on a Siamese cat.

Big cats, such as lions, tigers and leopards, can roar but cannot purr, but smaller species of wild cat can indeed purr just like our domestic cats.

An female cat is refered to as a Queen; a group is refered to as a clowder; a male cat is referd to as a Tom

a female cat is a molly only upon pregnancy or lactation is she called a queen

The death rate of lions increases.

It helps them blend into their surroundings. It is like their camouflage. Cheetahs, Leopards and Servals are some cats that have spots, although the Leopard is the only big cat to have spots.

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.

The largest extant feline in the world is the liger, which is a hybrid crossbreed of the male lion and the female tiger. Males can reach 3.5 m in length, excluding the tail, and a weight in excess of 370 kg.

The largest wild cat in the world is the Amur Tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger. Its length averages 3.3 m, excluding the tail, which is another 1m in length. Some males have been known to grow even longer. Adult males can also reach a mass of 320 kg, though females are a little over half that mass.

The largest domestic breed of cat is the Savannah cat, although there is some dispute as to whether this species is actually domestic, as it is the product of a cross between the Siamese cat and the serval, which is a wild African cat.

Well, cats make a lot of sounds. You will usually hear people saying that cats say meow, but they also hiss when they feel in a fighting mood, purr when content or calm, and growl when agitated. Cats might meow if they are hungry, want attention, or surprised. They also yowl.

Cats all protect their young, teach them hunting skills, and seem to know exactly when it is time for them to become independent.

lion is the ferocious animal and the member of the cat family

It's probably just a genertic mutation as it doesn't seem to be a survival trait.

well lions and cheetahs are the only one's that stay away from water

leopards don't mind water but they stay on dry land most of the time

now tigers and jaguars love water(jaguars use water more than tiger) and they can spends up to hours next and into water. they actually need water more than allot of other animals

all cats can swim though even if they don't like to

A natural method is to use white vinegar. Soak the area with vinegar, let it stay and soak for a bit in then wash out with mild soap and water. Another wonderful product that I have found is actually called 'Dumb Cat'. It will remove the smell, and stop the cat from wanting to spray there again.

Males can weigh 600 pounds or more, in the Northern sections of their range, in the coastal and Southern areas, 400 to 450 pounds is average, Females weigh 300 to 350 pounds.

Sort of. Some "wild" species of cats have tabby markings. The modern domestic house cat line is traced back to a wild species called the African Wild Cat which can have tabby markings (which is part of the reason the African wildcat is attributed to being the "original" house cat). There are wild cat species on several continents that have markings resembling tabbies. House cats are also particularly good at reverting to their wild instincts (unlike dogs), probably because of their naturally solitary behaviour. When a domesticated animal reverts to the wild, it is not considered to be a "wild" animal: it is called "feral". The difference being that a truly wild animal has never been domesticated, like a tiger. A feral animal is a domesticated animal that has reverted to wild behaviour, like an abandoned house cat that manages to survive in the wild. So there are both wild and feral tabby cats.

No. Cats are put into three different sections based on their size and tigers are in the big cat section. People may think that lions are bigger than tigers but tigers are the biggest of the big cats.