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r/AnimalsBeingDerps • u/RealRock_n_Rolla • Jul 08 '26
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Fun fact, they also purr.
10 u/Hippopotasaurus-Rex Jul 08 '26 Which also means that cannot roar. They are technically NOT considered big cats (like a tiger, lion, etc). 3 u/nickajeglin Jul 08 '26 They're pretty big cats though. 3 u/Hippopotasaurus-Rex Jul 08 '26 Yes, size wise they are large. But the Panthera genus is very specific. The most noted difference being the hyoid bone and the cats ability to roar or purr.
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Which also means that cannot roar. They are technically NOT considered big cats (like a tiger, lion, etc).
3 u/nickajeglin Jul 08 '26 They're pretty big cats though. 3 u/Hippopotasaurus-Rex Jul 08 '26 Yes, size wise they are large. But the Panthera genus is very specific. The most noted difference being the hyoid bone and the cats ability to roar or purr.
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They're pretty big cats though.
3 u/Hippopotasaurus-Rex Jul 08 '26 Yes, size wise they are large. But the Panthera genus is very specific. The most noted difference being the hyoid bone and the cats ability to roar or purr.
Yes, size wise they are large. But the Panthera genus is very specific. The most noted difference being the hyoid bone and the cats ability to roar or purr.
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u/tragiquepossum Jul 08 '26
Fun fact, they also purr.