The tiger is the world's biggest wild cat. Tigers are enormous animals that have been known to weigh above 300 kg.
Lion is one of the few big cats without body markings or spots.
The jaguar (Panthera onca), which holds the distinction of being the largest cat native to North America, is one of the "big 3" cats.
The cougar (Puma concolor), a native of North and South America, is also known as a puma, mountain lion, or catamount.
One of the most widely distributed big cat species globally, the leopard can be found in Africa, Asia, and some regions of Europe.
The cheetah is reputed to be the fastest terrestrial mammal in the world.
These large cats are frequently observed in alpine and subalpine regions at elevations of more than 3,000 meters.
With its stunningly speckled reddish or brown coat, white underparts, and short "bobbed tail" with a black tip, the Eurasian lynx is a photographer's dream.
Neofelis diardi, an endemic species of the Sunda group of islands, is the clouded leopard of the Sunda.
The clouded leopard can kill huge animals like macaques, hog deer, slow lorises, and others because of its powerful bite and muscular physique.