Top 10 Most Dangerous Big Cats in the World

Top 10 Most Dangerous Big Cat In The World

10. Lion

Everyone knows that the lion is the king of the jungle. Right? Although, do you know how dangerous this big cat could be? It’s a dominating, fast, and ferocious animal that doesn't miss any opportunity to catch its prey. You are still not convinced that this mighty king could be a cat. Right?
Well, there is more for you to know. Female lions are known to more dangerous as they are the ones who go on hunting. You have always thought cats are cute and adorable, but now you see a lion is a big wild cat too. It's a big surprise for you. Isn't it?

9. Tiger
Did you have any idea that the tiger could be a giant cat in the cat family? No right? This solitary hunter is known to be patient and sneaky. We are sure you don’t want to know what happens when a tiger gets hungry.

8. Jaguar
Did you know that the bite of the jaguar is so vicious that it can cut your flesh like a knife is used to cut meat? Well, you better be careful from now on! Furthermore, the places you can find jaguar include northern Mexico to Argentina, scrublands and dry and wetlands. Do you want to know where this big kitty likes to live? Ahem! You can mostly find him in rainforests.

7. Leopard
So, it can surprise its prey with one deadly leap, and then in a few seconds, the poor target will be gone. This sneaky cat seems more daunting at the trees, where it hauls its exceptional skills to catch its victim. Furthermore, be careful with its strong jaws that can slash the flush into half.

6. Cheetah
If you think cheetah could be any less than other big kitties, then man, you are too naive to think like that! Cheetah is known to be the fastest feline in the world. He is faster than most of the cars as they can cover 59 mph in just 3 seconds. Isn’t it surprising?

5. Cougar
You can find this wild cat in various habitats, such as in Yukon and Argentine Patagonia. Cougar doesn't like to stay in one place. That's why it is known as a migrant. Did you know the fact that cougar doesn't roar? Well, the amusing thing is that they murmur like a cute kitten.

4. Eurasian Lynx
Don't be fool by this small lynx appearance. Its height may be 1.9-2.4 feet, but you better watch out from its high leaps. Their size helps them to climb high and startled their prey with a sudden attack.

3. Black Panther
Everyone knows what a black panther is. Right? Hold on! You are not thinking about the black panther of "marvel movies". Are you? Well, this Black Panther has a black coat that can scare the hell out of you with its single roar.

2. Snow Leopard
Don’t be naive to believe in the beauty of this snowy cat. Snow leopard never misses a chance and attacks on any animal at sight. Did you know this feline can kill animals who are three times larger than him? He manages to do it because of its powerful legs that allow him to take long leaps.

1. Caracal
Its size may be small, but we warn you not to be a fool to believe in its tiny appearance. You know, the funny thing is that the caracal doesn't produce a loud or meek meow but have its particular sound.
Did you know its exceptional hearing and eyesight makes it unmatchable in hunting? It takes high leaps to hunt any prey. That's why they are known as "flying cats". They can reach up to 9.8 feet and kill any bird or small animal. Furthermore, you can train them, but it's better to be careful when you take them as pets. You may want to cry if this kitten gets angry!