# Big cats
Rare Amur leopard cubs born at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
(Colorado Springs, CO) The Amur leopard is the rarest big cat in the world. There are only about one hundred of these critically endangered animals left in the wild. The fast-moving, high-leaping felines live in the Far East, mainly in Russia and a few in China.
Jaguars: Masters of Camouflage, the True Hunters of the Americas
The jaguar, a magnificent creature known for its remarkable physical abilities, holds the title of the strongest cat in proportion to its body size among all other big cats. While not as large as its African and Asian counterparts, this feline stands as the largest native big cat in the western hemisphere.
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A Couple is Sitting in a Hot Tub in Colorado & Man Suddenly Feels 'Something Grab his Head.' It was a Mountain Lion.
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Arizona Bobcat Entered Home Through Doggy Door & Was Lying in Dog's Bed. Pet Dog 'Squeakers' Was Injured in Home Attack
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Missouri Farmer Catches 'Crazy Looking' 30-Pound African Serval Cat, & Contacts Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
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