Capacious Cats!!!

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  • Cat, what a furry creature! (know I got to know why people have allergies 😂)




  • There are 38 species of cats on the planet.

  • These big cats are among the most beloved and recognizable animals on the planet.

  • Most big cats are members of the genus Panthera. Small and medium cats, including housecats, are member of Felis. Cheetahs, which do not have retractable claws, are in their own genus, called Acinonyx.

  • The main difference between big cats and most of their cousins is in the noises they make. They squeak, grunt, scream, and make several other sounds, thanks to a ligament in their voice boxes. 

  • The lion’s roar is the most famous and can be heard up to five miles away because of the specialized structure of its vocal chords a characteristic it shares with the tiger.

  • Lions are the only big cats that live in groups, called prides.

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