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Leopard, cheetah, jaguar, how to distinguish between these three.
Leopard, jaguar is a subfamily leopard, leopard genus. Cheetahs are a subfamily of cats, a genus of cheetahs. Only leopards are true leopards, and cheetahs and jaguars are not leopards, but separate species named after leopards.
The jaguar is the largest and the cheetah is the smallest. The cheetah has a slender body, a small head, small solid spots on the body, and very obvious "tear marks" on the face, extending from the eyes to the mouth. Particularly good distinction.
Jaguars and leopards are not so easy to distinguish. Looking at the pattern pattern, the jaguar's patch has spots in the center, called "rose-like patterns". Only a very small number of individual leopards have spots in the center of their plaques. And the jaguar's plaque is larger, and the leopard's plaque is smaller. Looking at the posture, the jaguar is short and strong, the head is very round, close to the tiger, so the jaguar is also called the jaguar, the jaguar up to 142-158 kg. The leopard's body is well-proportioned and coordinated, weighing up to 115 kg. Look at the tail, the jaguar's tail is shorter than the leopard's tail.
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