#动物世界 #
Figure 1 Cheetah
The cheetah, also known as the Indian leopard, is the fastest animal on the continent, reaching speeds of up to 115 kilometers per hour. If you race against the human sprint champion, you can let the champion run 60 meters, and the cheetah can still catch up and reach the finish line one step ahead. Cheetahs are slender, with long legs, a small head, and a black stripe from the corner of the mouth to the corner of the eye. It is mainly distributed in Africa and other places.
Figure 2, Figure 3 Jaguar
As the name suggests, the jaguar lives in the Americas and is the largest leopard species in the world, the size of the jaguar is second only to lions and tigers, adult male jaguars can weigh about 180 kilograms, and an adult male lion is about 200 kilograms. The jaguar has a broad chest, a tiger-like body, plump muscles, and short and stubby limbs. The living environment is mainly based on tropical rainforests, jaguars can be called perfect cats, jaguars are infinitely powerful, it can drag a cow up to trees or walk long distances, its canine bite force can reach 1800 kg, split tooth bite force can reach an astonishing 4250 kg, stronger than other big cats, but also the only leopard that actively preys on caimans, and even occasionally preys on the huge forest cockle (the largest python). They are good at climbing, sprinting, long-distance running, swimming. It is the "all-rounder" among felines and the only big cat that is dashing in the water.
Figure 4: Leopard
Leopards and jaguars are similar. Figure 5 is a leopard (the markings are mainly black spots and rose colors). Figure 6 is a jaguar (the whole is a more complex rosette). Jaguars and leopards are powerful predators and have a similar overall appearance. This makes it difficult to distinguish and even wonder if they are the same species.
But there is still a difference, the jaguar lives in Central and South America, is the largest cat in this area, and is an imperial existence; The leopard, on the other hand, lives in Asia and Africa and is a smaller big cat there. Jaguars are much larger than leopards, typically up to 110 kg in the former and 80 kg in the latter.
Figure 7: The leopard
Money leopard generally refers to the leopard, but strictly speaking, there is still a difference between the two, the money leopard as the name suggests, its body spots are similar to ancient copper coins are round, it is difficult for ordinary people to see. The second is the size of the body, the size of the leopard is small, generally about 50 kg, distributed more in Asia, belonging to medium and large carnivores. Leopards and jaguars are larger, and most people classify them as big cats.
