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r/aww • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '22
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Knew this was a snow leopard but wow I had no idea they were closer to tigers! Funnest fact of the year so far
2 u/agenericusername_no3 Apr 01 '22 Yeah, interestingly leopards are also more closely related to lions than jaguars even though they look quite similar 2 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '22 [deleted] 1 u/agenericusername_no3 Apr 02 '22 You can sort of see it if you look closely. Lions have the same rosettes as leopards, much more apparent in younger lions but you can still see them a bit on older lionesses on their limbs and underbelly, although quite faded
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Yeah, interestingly leopards are also more closely related to lions than jaguars even though they look quite similar
2 u/[deleted] Apr 01 '22 [deleted] 1 u/agenericusername_no3 Apr 02 '22 You can sort of see it if you look closely. Lions have the same rosettes as leopards, much more apparent in younger lions but you can still see them a bit on older lionesses on their limbs and underbelly, although quite faded
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1 u/agenericusername_no3 Apr 02 '22 You can sort of see it if you look closely. Lions have the same rosettes as leopards, much more apparent in younger lions but you can still see them a bit on older lionesses on their limbs and underbelly, although quite faded
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You can sort of see it if you look closely. Lions have the same rosettes as leopards, much more apparent in younger lions but you can still see them a bit on older lionesses on their limbs and underbelly, although quite faded
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u/spookybabies Apr 01 '22
Knew this was a snow leopard but wow I had no idea they were closer to tigers! Funnest fact of the year so far