Big Cats

Track down 10 of the world's most powerful wild cats.

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From the savanna to the mountains, big cats are some of the most powerful predators on Earth. This puzzle rounds up ten of the most well-known wild cat species.

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Lion: Known as the king of the jungle, though it actually lives on grassy plains and is one of the few cats that live in social groups called prides.
Cheetah: The fastest land animal on Earth, capable of reaching speeds over 70 miles per hour in short bursts.
Leopard: A powerful, solitary cat known for its spotted coat and habit of dragging kills up into trees to keep them safe.
Cougar: Also known as a mountain lion or puma, this adaptable cat has one of the widest ranges of any land mammal in the Americas.
Lynx: A wild cat with tufted ears and large, padded paws that act like snowshoes in deep snow.
Jaguar: The largest cat in the Americas, known for a bite powerful enough to pierce turtle shells and crocodile skin.
Panther: A name often used for black-coated leopards or jaguars, whose dark color comes from a genetic condition called melanism.
Bobcat: A medium-sized wild cat named for its short, or "bobbed," tail.
Caracal: A sleek, long-legged wild cat known for its ability to leap several feet straight up to catch birds in flight.
Serval: A tall, slender African wild cat with huge ears that help it locate rodents hidden in tall grass.