Renowned as one of Africa’s greatest wildlife sanctuaries, Kruger National Park stands out due to its sheer size. Extending over a mammoth 19,000 square kilometers, Kruger easily dwarfs many other national parks worldwide. Kruger’s size is rivalled only by...
Physical description of Jungle Cats As one of the larger Felis species, the jungle cat can be up to 120 cm long and 40 cm tall. There is a difference in sizes across the range. In areas with fewer predators, jungle cats tend to be larger than those found in areas such...
Physical description of Leopards One of the most distinctive cats, the leopard has a rosette pattern on its fur. Generally, creamy yellow in color, with black spots and a striped tail, the leopard is extremely well camouflaged. The different subspecies do have subtly...
Physical description of Lions Do I need to describe a lion? You know what color they are, right? They don’t have spots or camouflage markings. Being so powerful, they don’t really need any. The lion is, of course, the second largest of the cats after the tiger. The...
Physical description of Geoffroy’s Cats Where to start? Geoffry’s cat is a small spotted cat. About half a meter in length with larger males and smaller females, the Geoffroy’s cat is about the size of an average domestic cat. Tails are relatively long, about...
