is there a type of cat that looks like a cross between a mounain lion and a house cat?
Friday, January 29th, 2010 at
9:24 pm
there were two cats in front of my house today, they came from the woods across the street. they look and move like mountain lions, but they are only 2.5ft long, and have the head of a house cat (exactly like this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3a/Cat03.jpg/200px-Cat03.jpg one). my mum thinks that they are feral cats, anybody have any better ideas?
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The Abyssinian cat looks a little bit like a puma. Mine looks a little Abyssinian. I can’t help but think she looks like a lion.
idk but it is so cute
Bobcats, probably.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikijunior_Big_Cats/Lynx_and_bobcats
Might be a bobcat. Or a pixie-bob, which is part Maine Coon cat and part bobcat.
linx or bobcat. up to about 40 lbs.
they can be very nasty, so stay away from them and keep your small pets indoors.
Maybe Bobcats?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobcat
More likely it is just Feral cats… but its hard to tell from the description.. were they solid colour like a cougar? or were they striped? did they have long tails? etc
yes there are I saw a video of that breed on youtube a few months ago I think the video said the breed of the future or 2008 I don’t remember
no it looks like and orange tabby
probably a Pixie -bob. They are a cross breed of a bobcat and a house cat. They are bread and sold but the can breed in the wild.
Cyprus is practically littered with these kind of cats. I even had one myself at some point. They’re really just like any other normal cat.
Chances are it is a bengal cat or something crossed with a bengal.
They can come in many sizes. They average out at 10 – 15 pounds but can be bigger. Check out this link…
http://www.springmeadowbengals.co.uk/images121/index_jade.jpg
I’d think they are probably like caracals, who have a coat similar to the mountain lion, though their territories don’t overlap.