5 Questions
What is the fastest of all the big cats?
Cheetah
What is the smallest of the big cats?
Black-footed cat
What is the best swimmer of all the big cat species?
Bengal Tiger
What is the purpose of spots and stains on the bodies of big cats?
To remain unseen
What can you do to help protect and preserve big cats?
Learn more about them
Study Notes
- Cheetahs are the fastest of all the big cats and are known for their chirps.
- Many big cats have spots and stains on their bodies with a purpose, such as the spotted cheetah with long black tear-like stains running down their faces from their eyes.
- The black-footed cat of Africa might be the smallest, but it's the mightiest hunter of all big cats.
- Jaguar cats are opportunistic hunters and don't have to work hard when it comes to hunting.
- Many big cats love to swim and are excellent swimmers. The Bengal tiger is the best swimmer of all the big cat species.
- Some other big cats that love to swim that you may not have known are panthers, ocelots, and leopards.
- Many big cats are excellent climbers and prefer to view from high up in trees.
- This is done to remain unseen and to sneak up on their prey.
- Some big cats in the wild near our help. Learn more about them and ways to help protect and preserve them, so they don’t go extinct.
- Summarize the key facts from the text above in 10 sentences.
Test your knowledge on big cats with these fast facts about their speed, hunting habits, and survival skills. Learn about their unique characteristics and behaviors.
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