Cats - Lion and Tiger Subspecies

Cats - Lion and Tiger Subspecies



1.Cats - Lion and Tiger Subspecies - About.com Animals / Wildlife

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2.10 Recently Extinct Lions and Tigers - About.com Dinosaurs

Description:There are numerous lion subspecies and there is disagreement
among experts as to which subspecies are recognized.



3.Lion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Description:Few creatures on earth are as threatened by extinction today
as the big cats--lions, tigers and cheetahs. ... If it was in fact a
subspecies of lion, ...



4.Tiger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Description:The lion (Panthera leo) is one of the four big cats in the
genus Panthera and a member of the family Felidae. With some males
exceeding 250 kg (550 lb) in weight, it ...



5.A Guide to Cats - Lions and Tigers - Lion and Tiger Subspecies

Description:The white tiger is not a separate sub-species, ... Compared to
the lion, the tiger prefers denser vegetation, ... Like the other Panthera
cats, tigers can roar.



6.Lion vs Tiger - Difference and Comparison | Diffen

Description:There are numerous lion subspecies and there is disagreement
among experts as to which subspecies are recognized. Page 6.



7.BREED OR SUBSPECIES? TAXONOMY OF CAT BREEDS

Description:What's the difference between Lion and Tiger? ... Tigers are
the heaviest cats found in the wild, but the subspecies differ strongly in
size.



8.SUBSPECIES : Asiatic Lion | Tigers and Other Wild Cats

Description:BREED OR SUBSPECIES? TAXONOMY OF CAT BREEDS ... The lion and
tiger can be made to produce hybrid offspring, of which the females are
fertile, but the males are not.



9.Tiger News And Pictures: Lion Tiger

Description:ICUN, the worldwide conservation organization and taxonomy
leader recognises only two subspecies and they are the African lion and
the Asiatic lion.



10.LION : A majestic cat | Tigers and Other Wild Cats

Description:Cats - Lion and Tiger Subspecies - About Animals and Wildlife
Lion and Tiger Subspecies Facts and Photos of Lions, Tigers, Leopards,
Cheetahs and Other Cats.