There are more Bengal tigers in existence than Siberian tigers.

Leopards and jaguars are the same animals, just with different names.

Wild tigers can be found in South America.

Female Bengal tigers are heavier than male Bengal tigers.

Cheetahs can run to speeds of 70 miles per hour.

Most Bengal Tigers occur in India.

A Siberian Tiger requires at least 50 pounds of meat per day.

Leopards are social animals, and may congregate in large groups.

Most big cats stay in family groups.

Leopards have recently become an endangered species.

Mountain lions and bobcats are considered endangered species.

Unlike many big cats, the bobcat has a short, stubby tail.

Of all the big cats, the bobcat is closest in size to a house cat.

Jaguars are known for their ability to swim.

Like most big cats, cheetahs communicate by roaring.

Siberian tigers are the only of the big cats known to eat plants as well as meat.

The African Lion is the largest of the big cats.

Monkeys are among the prey choices of the leopard.

Mountain lions can leap 20 feet in pursuit of prey.

Bobcats are described as "adaptable." Adaptable means they can survive in different habitats and situations.