This page: Leopard cat to wildcat. This is a continuation of page 1 on the wild cat species. On page 1, the listed cats are from the African golden cat to the leopard (18 wild cat species). Please click on the link to go to a world map showing what wild cat species occupy which country.
On this page I list the next 18 wild cat species, from the leopard cat to the wildcat. The total number of wild cats species that I have listed is 37 (36 separate entries with 2 species of clouded leopard making 37). As I have noted on the first page, the number of species is not agreed amongst all scientists. The pampas cat is a current area of dispute it seems as it may be three separate species (according to the Wikipedia authors and Google thinks they are good!).
I think they don’t have anything to worry about I mean a tiger did mate with a lion same with the leopard with these hybrids maybe some of these species won’t go vanish
Hi Lisa. I think you are wrong, tigers can mate with lions in captivity but they don’t do it in the wild because they don’t meet and they’d be enemies in the wild if they did meet. In captivity they are domesticated. The same applies to the leopard. The leopard is very rarely mated with other species in captivity and never in the wild.
I think they don’t have anything to worry about I mean a tiger did mate with a lion same with the leopard with these hybrids maybe some of these species won’t go vanish
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Hi Lisa. I think you are wrong, tigers can mate with lions in captivity but they don’t do it in the wild because they don’t meet and they’d be enemies in the wild if they did meet. In captivity they are domesticated. The same applies to the leopard. The leopard is very rarely mated with other species in captivity and never in the wild.
Thanks for commenting though.
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