The cat is literally the most efficient hunter/ survivor out of all the animal species, its frame looks like it hasn't changed for a long long time aswell. It's mad when you look at your domestic cat and it's literally a scaled downed apex predator lol
@@huntuuhuntuu2145 house cats hunt a lot because of their massive range (thanks to humans) but compared to other small felines in the wild house cats are pretty tame and not great predators. There are wild cats of similar size to house cats but much stronger
@@devonmills1968 Going by other languages, the answer has to be yes. But thera, terra, theatre are all geographic in nature. So a good guess is it cannot mean "everything". "Everywhere" would be more reasonable.
@@fungames24 Τhera stands for thirephtis (in greek θηρευτής) that means -hunter. As for pan (in greek παν) does not means every (in greek κάθε) but everything as a whole, and has nothing to do with theatre.Those two words have different roots in greek language.So Αlex's etymology considered to be the right one according to linguists.
"Eastern Cougar Extinct" Correction: _Officially_ Extinct and only in the wild, they are still extant in captivity. Unofficial sightings with HEAVY amounts of evidence continue, however local governments in the southern Appalachians continue to deny them in order to not cause panic among ranchers in the area. Additionally, live specimens are regularly seen at zoos and nature centers.
DNA samplings of the local ecosystem supports their continued existence within it. Which really just shows that large predators can coexist woth us without most of us seeing them.
They’re almost certainly not extinct yet, but will be soon if their habitats aren’t protected and poaching continues. We need to get over the fear and accept these cats as part of the ecosystem.
@@Randomname235 there r ppl watchin that might not have known that or dont speak english as a first language, why hate on someone who is trying to help others
These comparisons should be taken with more than a grain of salt because many of these ancient animals' sizes are little more than conjecture. For some of them paleontologists don't even have a complete skull of the animal, let alone a leg or a complete spine which you'd need to reliably estimate the animal's size.
@@BigUriel Yes, well, there exists a gigantic American Lion skeleton, and there is plenty of Smilodon material from the LA Brea Tar Pits. They also have complete skeletons of the Cave Lion as well.
@@jonathancummings6400 I know, it's not the case for all of them, but for some it is, and it's a far more common practice in paleontology than it should be. A distinction should be made when presenting these reconstructions between the ones for which we have actually discovered all or at least most of the animal's remains, and the ones for which they have literally a few bones and are just extrapolating the animal's proportions by looking at its closest relatives. Especially when looking at fossils of more or less similar age, as two incomplete skeletons or similar animals that lived around the same time can't really be said to be two different species, they could just be two different individuals of the same one. Imagine someone finding Danny Devito's skull and Michael Jordan's femur a million years from now, they might assume these are two different species, but actually they're not, just two extreme examples of the same exact animal. If you search for the fossils of amphimachairodus for example all you'll find is a skull and an arm. It's a bit of a leap from that to try to guess how much the animal weighed.
@@BigUriel I agree. Especially when they name every other hominid find a new species. I hesitate to consider any post Homo Erectus hominids except for the strange Australopith like "Hobbit" as truly a different species from Homo Sapiens. It seems with each new generation of scientists who become the dominant professors, and people out in the field, they get together somehow and their interpretation of the material and their theories become the standard. It's disturbing, like the changing of clothing styles every decade or so. I therefore have my own ideas for the material. Such as, I think the American Lion was far more massive than max 750 lbs. You could barely fit 750 pounds on that skeleton. The same esteemed expert who they now follow for the weight estimate is also a backwards idiot who ignored the genetic evidence and the fact that it's skull is clearly a Lion skull, and claimed it wasn't a Lion. Somehow. A Lionlike giant pantherine evolved in the Americas magically from some unknown ancestor, since there are really only Leopardlike, Lionlike, Jaguarlike, and Tigerlike bug cats ever in the history of big cat evolution.
Nature is scary and beautiful at the same time, just magnificent. Would have loved to see these beasts in their natural habitat, how they lived, how they hunted, how powerful they were.
@@daffyslooney2867 The Liger isn't so much a mutation as a hybrid. There's a difference between the two (except in the sense that EVERY organism is a mutant, to some extent). Although yes, the King Cheetah is just a mutation of the African Cheetah.
yeah but the science Is a bit misleading. There was a time when small cats was big cats. Felinae cat family. Quite unfortunate the big Felinae's have been extinct. Seems there was a time when the Felinae family rivaled the Panthera family in size. I kind of find science a bit false sometimes.
@@jamiebanner3000 sometimes it can be. Animals were actually bigger back in prehistoric times due to higher oxygen levels. Since those lowered, the average animal size got smaller. It was the same with Sloths, bears, canids, and even the elephants. The just got smaller overtime.
The tiger is clearly trying to get in shape to outperform everyone else in hunting and not go extinct like his ancestors learning from their mistakes...
Diego F. Betaggna lmao that’s because you wouldn’t have to live around them. Unlike the thousands of poor people who’d die and all the farm land that would be invaded
The reason these animals went extinct 10,000-100,000 years ago is because the earth was changing rapidly during that period. There was nothing we could do. The ice age and the warming of the earth caused mayhem on thousands of species, including our own; causing our closest cousin, the neanderthal, to go extinct. Sometimes, nature just gets its way.
Well I think saber tooth tiger got extinct for good Because it would affect the balance of nature because it can overpower any animal in jungle even elephants
@@kaijuuniversevs.projectkai7008 dude barbary lion and barbary leopard if u know are live in my my country this all is lies because barbary lions are foud now in morracow and they are right there I saw them and many people swear they saw this creature in the wild So don't be sad they are here
Actually although extinct in the wild there are still a few Barbary Lions alive today in special royal family collections and special zoo's. I just saw a special on this, something like 95 animals. Also were is the Western north American Cougar? I know they exist because we have one right on the ranch here in Arizona as well as a Jaguar and Ocelots. Arizona is an amazing place.
@@AlexFord-gp7by Yep, when there were Paleo Native Americans. The American Lion and Smilodon Fatalis were still extant when the Clovis Mammoth hunters were in North America.
Thanks man for reuploading it, i remember i watched it once months ago, trying finding it was very exhausting ngl because of being deleted, but im glad you have reuploaded it back :)
@@dzenacs2011ligers aren’t something that occurred naturally. Lions and tigers don’t interbreed in the wild. They are force-bred by humans. So, officially speaking, the largest living cat is the Siberian Tiger. NOT liger.
In fact the wild barbary lion is heavier than the Siberian tiger, the largest weight of the Siberian tiger is recorded at 300 kg, while the largest barbary lion in the wild is recorded at 300 kg but some confirm that the size of the barbary lion in the wild reaches 320 kg maybe even larger, and the American lion larger than the ngandong tiger, the largest ngandong tiger weighs 470 kg, while the largest american lion weighs 520 kg.
so sad that we loss the babarian lion my grandmother use to tell me stories about this wonderfull creature and how he was so big and wild , and how its dad camel was killed by a barbarian lion
@@luksius_dk yes i know but they are extinct from the wild , i have already seen a babarian lion in zoo in my city and i can tell u it's a living beast it’s huge
Its called the barbary lion, not a barbarian lion. You fools cant even read. It lived on the barbary coast, which is why its called the barbary lion. Now go look up barbary coast and learn something!
11:27 i live in the Brazil's Amazon rural zone and i'm pretty sure that the South America Jaguar (onça-pintada) are not extinct... Just seen many of them around here, and they don't reach 90cm. Sorry for the bad english
Essa não é a onça brasileira, a nossa aparece em 7:15 (do Amazonas) e 8:34 (Do Pantanal) essa que vc mostrou já foi extinta, é um parente muito antigo.
North America‘s eastern cougar is rare to the point where they classify it as extinct but I myself have seen tracks as recently as last year. They’ve just gotten better at avoiding people.
If you want to see my 5 favorites click the current times at the bottom: 2:17 Sand Cat 🐈 6:31 Indochinese Leopard 🐆 10:50 Trinil Tiger 🐅 16:12 Mosbach Lion 🦁 11:59 Barbourofelis Fricki 🤨
Human society today is free from most diseases and food problems. With the exception of only a few countries, human civilization has never been more prosperous. That is why I believe that we humans must ensure that these beautiful cat species are protected. Furthermore, I hope that our next generation, and the next generation of human descendants, will continue to see these magnificent cat species that actually come to life with humans in real life as we are now, rather than through photographs, books, and videos. 🐯🦁🐆
The Smilodon Populator is barely larger in size than the Siberian Tiger, yet weighs more than almost anything else on the list. Imagine the muscle strength that thing has. I can certainly believe they brought mammoths down.
thats why its my favorite cat, because while it as long if not a tiny bit shorter in body length and a bit taller in shoulder height than a modern lion, its bones were more robust than any cat that had ever lived, which made it weigh twice as much as a modern lion
The king cheetah is not even a sub-species but just a coat morph. Also some of the extinct "subspecies" were actually no subspecies but just a different population elsewhere (for example the bali and javan tigers are both the same subspecies like the still living sumatran tiger). Not that it is less frustrating that most populations or species that are extinct were mostly if not all caused by humans. I'm especially interested in whatever happened about 10k years ago in the Americas as at least 3 big cat species went extinct during that area.
@@Dylanja19 the scientific name proves it otherwise the cheetah acinonyx jubatus is the african cheetah we know acinonyx rex is the king cheetah any difference ?
This is awesome. Soo basically the Liger is almost as big as the largest big cats we know of today. And yes I know its a hybrid of lion and tiger that is not normal but it is still cool to see the size in comparison to the biggest of some of the prehistoric cats we know of.
Hello! The King Cheetah (listed in video as "Acinonyx rex") is not a separate species. It is merely a coat/pattern variation as a result of a recessive gene. You can have "kings" and normal cubs in the same litter. And this is not new news!
I really like the format and it teaches interesting things. I'll only have a few criticisms; videos are a little boring, maybe the presentation style can be made more fun. In addition, the articles are not easy to read, and trying to read is tiring. A very nice and instructive channel especially for people who are interested in animals like me. I wish everyone a happy 2021!!!
It breaks my heart to think that many of the current (surviving) big cats will soon be drove to extinction because of the destruction of their habitats and poaching by us humans. May god be with this world as a whole and may I pray that humanity finds salvation.
![Animal Size Comparison [Living Extinct]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6y2xjjj6-bc/mqdefault.jpg)
The tiger lost 5 kg by walking on the treadmill for almost 16 minutes.
Lmao
Lol
Bruh
he's cutting weight as a ufc fighter 😂
LoL🤣🤣🤣
The tiger walked entire 3km by the end of this Video
yes for a catwalk
@@Nagafff oh yeah 😂
🤣❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️🤣🤣
Please tell me u did not count the steps
@@15carrots yes I count....
Sad to see a couple of those animals went extinct quite recently...
Especially barbarians lions 1960.... great big lions
@Andrea Vitanza FORZA JUVENTUS
@Andrea Vitanza my friend we are from Serbia and we always like Italy.... Italy is greatest country in the world for sure no problem....
@@trumpameri1638 You probably ate too much pizza and spaghetti.
@@adoscz9812 of course
The cat is literally the most efficient hunter/ survivor out of all the animal species, its frame looks like it hasn't changed for a long long time aswell. It's mad when you look at your domestic cat and it's literally a scaled downed apex predator lol
mustelid too.
Crocodilians
@@rainnoises2985lol. A big no. A tbig cats can hunts in water, underwater and also in land, is crocodiles can do in the lamd as all big cats do ?
@@fillettru crocodilians are still one of the most efficient hunters even if they can't really hunt on land
Wait what abt the kainains
I am impressed with how successful the basic "cat" body frame has been and continues to be.
There are a lot more felines than this page shows, there are a lot of small feline species alive today!
I've heard the house cat is the best p4p hunter as far as mammals go.
@@huntuuhuntuu2145 house cats hunt a lot because of their massive range (thanks to humans) but compared to other small felines in the wild house cats are pretty tame and not great predators. There are wild cats of similar size to house cats but much stronger
Same with the human/insan body
Wait til you see the crocodile video
Sad to say but some of this cats are extinct because of us
Not only humans actually the main reason is climate change which many of them could not adapt to the changing environment.
@@elvenmyth2437 we are also the cost of climate change
@@gamerzone2303 yeah, but we're talking ice age type climate change
Besides, cats have also been known to be the coz of extinction for other species before we even became a threat
@@elvenmyth2437 now climate change= human reason
The word panthera actually comes from two Greek words .The "pan-thera" word means "the preadator that hunts everything".
I don't know any greek, but I don't think you are quite right. Pan = every; Thera = theatre. Pan-thera = Every Theatre = all territories.
@@fungames24 do Greek words sometimes have double meanings?
Either way this is a great Metal band name
@@devonmills1968 Going by other languages, the answer has to be yes. But thera, terra, theatre are all geographic in nature. So a good guess is it cannot mean "everything". "Everywhere" would be more reasonable.
@@fungames24 Τhera stands for thirephtis (in greek θηρευτής) that means -hunter. As for pan (in greek παν) does not means every (in greek κάθε) but everything as a whole, and has nothing to do with theatre.Those two words have different roots in greek language.So Αlex's etymology considered to be the right one according to linguists.
"Eastern Cougar Extinct"
Correction: _Officially_ Extinct and only in the wild, they are still extant in captivity. Unofficial sightings with HEAVY amounts of evidence continue, however local governments in the southern Appalachians continue to deny them in order to not cause panic among ranchers in the area. Additionally, live specimens are regularly seen at zoos and nature centers.
DNA samplings of the local ecosystem supports their continued existence within it.
Which really just shows that large predators can coexist woth us without most of us seeing them.
Timestamp pls
@@Mini-wd7qz
Or you could watch the video.
@@VestedUTuber I did but I can’t find it they is too many animals
They’re almost certainly not extinct yet, but will be soon if their habitats aren’t protected and poaching continues. We need to get over the fear and accept these cats as part of the ecosystem.
Damn my heart broke when the barbarian lion went extinct
There are still living two barbarian lions in captivity, you can see the video in youtube just search barbarian lion
yeah was few years ago because of poachers cunts
Same
@@TheAssassine99 are they pure breeds or half breeds
I' from north africa i wish i saw them in our land my grandfather witnessed them before they all get killed by the french army
Extant =alive
Extinct =dead
no shit
@@fernandole8135 stfu
@@JohnWick-hd5we what isnt it obvious
@@Randomname235 there r ppl watchin that might not have known that or dont speak english as a first language, why hate on someone who is trying to help others
@John wick ok but can’t they see that if the word is red it means it’s extinct and if it’s green it means alive.Its obvious
big or small cats, they're still cute and fluffy
Except some will rip your head off and others will just scratch your hands lol
@@ant8041 still fluffy
They are cute but I wouldn't go up to them and intrude or touch them
Your American shorthair will just bite you slightly. A smilodon will rip your limbs off and chew them like gum
@@rukhsanakhan7910 they're still fluffy
It’s crazy how when they’re just slightly bigger than a house cat they turn deadly
Well deadly to us, even house cats can wreak havoc on ecosystems just look at Australia
@@jamesa.smith.7794 😂😂Yeah if u treat them badly
bro even a house cat can be dangerous, have you ever been scratched or bitten by one?
nick fury lost an eye to a cat
You know the house cat is more successful at killing prey than lions and tigers?
its so sad that we dont have these beautiful animals here anymore 😢.
@S Knowles are you dumb
@Rudraksh Tiwari it’s true though. Humans act like they are the bosses of animals. Fuck humans
@@bonesdoonny13 nope. there are some good humans too
@@bonesdoonny13 so fuck yourself?
@@rishikkeshsuresh3692 oof sorry I don’t mean all humans but whoever these cool humans are, we all should be like them
12:34 Ya know shit's about to go down when they scaled down the tiger
These comparisons should be taken with more than a grain of salt because many of these ancient animals' sizes are little more than conjecture. For some of them paleontologists don't even have a complete skull of the animal, let alone a leg or a complete spine which you'd need to reliably estimate the animal's size.
@@BigUriel Yes, well, there exists a gigantic American Lion skeleton, and there is plenty of Smilodon material from the LA Brea Tar Pits. They also have complete skeletons of the Cave Lion as well.
@@jonathancummings6400 I know, it's not the case for all of them, but for some it is, and it's a far more common practice in paleontology than it should be.
A distinction should be made when presenting these reconstructions between the ones for which we have actually discovered all or at least most of the animal's remains, and the ones for which they have literally a few bones and are just extrapolating the animal's proportions by looking at its closest relatives. Especially when looking at fossils of more or less similar age, as two incomplete skeletons or similar animals that lived around the same time can't really be said to be two different species, they could just be two different individuals of the same one. Imagine someone finding Danny Devito's skull and Michael Jordan's femur a million years from now, they might assume these are two different species, but actually they're not, just two extreme examples of the same exact animal.
If you search for the fossils of amphimachairodus for example all you'll find is a skull and an arm. It's a bit of a leap from that to try to guess how much the animal weighed.
@@BigUriel I agree. Especially when they name every other hominid find a new species. I hesitate to consider any post Homo Erectus hominids except for the strange Australopith like "Hobbit" as truly a different species from Homo Sapiens. It seems with each new generation of scientists who become the dominant professors, and people out in the field, they get together somehow and their interpretation of the material and their theories become the standard. It's disturbing, like the changing of clothing styles every decade or so. I therefore have my own ideas for the material. Such as, I think the American Lion was far more massive than max 750 lbs. You could barely fit 750 pounds on that skeleton. The same esteemed expert who they now follow for the weight estimate is also a backwards idiot who ignored the genetic evidence and the fact that it's skull is clearly a Lion skull, and claimed it wasn't a Lion. Somehow. A Lionlike giant pantherine evolved in the Americas magically from some unknown ancestor, since there are really only Leopardlike, Lionlike, Jaguarlike, and Tigerlike bug cats ever in the history of big cat evolution.
i wonder how a smilodon skull would do in a bite force test against a lion or tiger skull that is the same length
would have loved to see all these ancient predators and see how strong they truly were
And would also love to see cause a big problem for us
Yeah... they went extinct for a reason. They would cause too much trouble in this world today.
@@morningrosie3684 Cause a trouble for humans and shit thats life humans cause trouble for humans sooooo..
@@XJDBAU those animals are too dangerous for other creatures on this Earth to be alive today. All the other big cats would tremble in fear.
Not because they are the same size as other big cats
Nature is scary and beautiful at the same time, just magnificent. Would have loved to see these beasts in their natural habitat, how they lived, how they hunted, how powerful they were.
I'm sad to see how many magnificent big cat species are lost to earth forever :(
They are coming back soon. Cloning is an amazing technology.
@@andrewviscountdeloire6756 let's hope so!
Yes
Also good news for Barbary lions: They are alive in zoos and take part in breeding programs
@@aymaneajana5506 That's amazing to hear
Imagine a Liger being produced from a Barbary Lion and Siberian Tiger. It would make Sabor tooths and other prehistoric smilodons look like kittens
This video is crap. South American jaguar is not extinct.
@@michaelgomez3044 I was wondering about that
@@michaelgomez3044 s a jaguars are alive! Yea
That would be a giant
Imagine a American and ngandong tiger producing a baby
14:35 Barbary lion is a truly magestic animal
Yessir
The Barbary lion is a ordinary lion. (C. Linnaeus, as well as modern geneticists).😉
Barbary is still living the video is just giving out some crap
I am extremely shocked to see how massive cape lions actually were much bigger than our African lions
Bigger than your*
Wait a minute, the king cheetah is not a unique species of cheetah, it's actually a mutation!
For that matter so is the Liger!
@@daffyslooney2867 The Liger isn't so much a mutation as a hybrid. There's a difference between the two (except in the sense that EVERY organism is a mutant, to some extent).
Although yes, the King Cheetah is just a mutation of the African Cheetah.
Yes
They was recognised as a species in 1927, but by 1939 it was realised it was a just genetic recessive mutation, so was removed as it's own species.
@@daffyslooney2867 aha aha yes but liger will look like hair like a lion and face like a tiger and body
Half of tiger with its tiger colour
Legends says the first tiger is still walking today
Most legendary shit is theory!
It’s a Siberian tiger, so ya, they are still around
I met a lion before so they are not extinct and tigers are still alive to
Tiger 131 is alive and for its age and loneliness it is well. It is endling of German tigers.
VK's ASDgaming
Tis a sad sight
Title: Big cats size comparison.
Video: * _Includes small cat_ *
yeah but the science Is a bit misleading. There was a time when small cats was big cats. Felinae cat family. Quite unfortunate the big Felinae's have been extinct. Seems there was a time when the Felinae family rivaled the Panthera family in size. I kind of find science a bit false sometimes.
@@jamiebanner3000 sometimes it can be. Animals were actually bigger back in prehistoric times due to higher oxygen levels. Since those lowered, the average animal size got smaller. It was the same with Sloths, bears, canids, and even the elephants. The just got smaller overtime.
@@joshstueber1828 no it was not enough food to support the gigantic size for mammals
@@joshstueber1828 Not only animals, but humans too were big.
At the end Lion is the winner
The world's biggest cat in our history.!
The tiger is clearly trying to get in shape to outperform everyone else in hunting and not go extinct like his ancestors learning from their mistakes...
Getting killed by ice age is not a mistake
@@FranklinClinton6903 or shot by poachers
@@ethanelectric1024 that's a mistake
@@VishaLKumar-gi7is how
@@ethanelectric1024 it's not natural
Who knew there were so many leopard and tiger species? I sure didn’t!
Well why do you say leopard
That didn't surprise me as much as cheetah variants.
@@अण्वायुवरीवर्त So sad the giant cheetah disapeared, true beast.
@@ant8041 The Giant Cheetah isn't even an actual Cheetah, and belongs to its own genus.
@@cosmicfantasies Giant cheetah are genus of Acinonyx pardinesis
Modern cheetah are genus of Acinonyx jubatus
Giant cheetah are cheetah
I wish all these beautiful cats were alive now :'(
y?? so they can fken kill ya??
Diego F. Betaggna lmao that’s because you wouldn’t have to live around them. Unlike the thousands of poor people who’d die and all the farm land that would be invaded
The reason these animals went extinct 10,000-100,000 years ago is because the earth was changing rapidly during that period. There was nothing we could do. The ice age and the warming of the earth caused mayhem on thousands of species, including our own; causing our closest cousin, the neanderthal, to go extinct. Sometimes, nature just gets its way.
Well I think saber tooth tiger got extinct for good Because it would affect the balance of nature because it can overpower any animal in jungle even elephants
@Amos Zahirovic you know saber teeth tiger use to hunt mammoth?
Something about the word extinct hits deep
yeah right/i know right
Yeah man
It is so truly sad that these beautiful cats can no longer be seen. With all extinct animals, it is such a loss for us all. 😔
The Siberian Tiger should be bigger, heavier than a Bengal Tiger.
Bengal tiger are stronger
@@IndoAryan yes they are!
@@IndoAryan siberian tiger r bigger google it
Siberian tiger is the world's biggest and strongest species of cats.. nothing is stronger with comparison to it.
@Faiz siberian is fat kitty ..👍
Bengal tiger are more agressive and with a bite force of around 1050 psi , they bite almost twice as hard as lions do
This made me cry when saw the Caspian tiger and the Cape lion also the sad music and there no longer with us 😭😭😭
I felt that too 😔😔😔
Barbary lions are not find in wild only in zoo😭😔
all extinct animals and sad music just hits me hard😥 r.i.p to all those animals
Iam also how you are I like to see with all 😢😢😢😭
@@kaijuuniversevs.projectkai7008 dude barbary lion and barbary leopard if u know are live in my my country this all is lies because barbary lions are foud now in morracow and they are right there
I saw them and many people swear they saw this creature in the wild
So don't be sad they are here
I LOVe all cats so very much ❤🐅🐆🐅🐆❤❤
Thank for beautiful video 🙏
Tiger is like "and I will walk 5000 miles and I will walk 5000 more"
500 miles*
@@MrPAULONEAL thanks
Siberian tigers are the largest cats alive today...the one you showed was too small
Also Liger is a fake species
@@Clips-ys5wt. its not a fake species, ligers are already put in the big cat list today.
@Saurabh Patil, no siberian tigers are very much larger in size
@Saurabh Patil, aah.. ok then.
@@Clips-ys5wt dude it's a Hybrid* thick head*
Actually although extinct in the wild there are still a few Barbary Lions alive today in special royal family collections and special zoo's. I just saw a special on this, something like 95 animals. Also were is the Western north American Cougar? I know they exist because we have one right on the ranch here in Arizona as well as a Jaguar and Ocelots. Arizona is an amazing place.
The barbary lions need to reproduce
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In Russia, the bears are pussies. In America, you get eaten by cougars and mountain lions.
There was one Jaguar in Arizona that just crossed the border. There arent any Jaguar populations in the US...
Pumas on the other hand are common
@@evil1st Cougar, puma, mountain lion and Florida panther are the same cat, the only difference is their size depending on which region it's from.
I saw a cougar or a panther in North Carolina, no one is going to convince me otherwise!!! Most beautiful living creature I have ever seen
Believe you! Because I saw one when I was about 4 years old when we lived in Georgia back in the 90s! Someone had it as a pet
I never knew there are so many different types of Jaguars 🐆
Some people believe American Lions are Jaguars
@@imtyler99yearsago90 Based on genetic studies, the closest living relative to the American lion is the African lion.
@@minutemansam1214 It says Tiger for me
The Snow Leopard is the most magnificent animal on Earth
And ugkiest
It’s really pretty that’s true but every animal is magnificent
In your opinion
@@laytonpink1371 No its beautiful
fax
I can't believe something like that last lion existed, that is a big ass animal
It went extinct because of humans😶
@@AGRepsDat nope it extinct during the ice age
@@AlexFord-gp7byI meant, the ones 1900+
@@AGRepsDat yeah that's true I meant the last one
@@AlexFord-gp7by Yep, when there were Paleo Native Americans. The American Lion and Smilodon Fatalis were still extant when the Clovis Mammoth hunters were in North America.
When you realised : The most biggest creature in our history is absolutely a Lion 🦁👑
Tiger fan-kids : 😭
The Mosbach lion is not a lion, it is a separate species related to the lion
@@AnimalsFight76nice joke, panthera leo starts from mosbach lions
12:53 imagine a cheetah taller then a tiger running at u
sadly it will never happen because stupid humans killed them all :(
@Erin Cougar be thankful look how many are alive if you compare this to other animals,cats have the most species alive
The Siberian tiger he/she showed was really small Siberian Tigers are the 2nd largest cat species
@@fart69x69 they used to be the biggest in the 1900s but now bengal tigers are bigger, although the siberian ones are making a comeback
@@fart69x69 Siberians are larger than Bengals and they are recuperating their giant sizes back.
After 2 - 3 years
Siberian Tiger
Length : 180 - 208 cm
EXTINCT
:(
Nvr....
It's a sad joke !
@@sandro-schmitt it's not a joke
Only 500 (approx) siberian Tiger are left
@@itsarnavsart1197 Are resting 500 today ? I hope that grow up this population... the Siberia is a giant territory !
I live my whole life on java island and never know that there are leopard natives to java
That’s probably a good thing!
Iya gk ada leopard native to java adanya macan tutul jawa di taman safari 🤣😅
@gifari i hasyim There are also Javan rhino but they’re extremely rare and almost extinct and Javan tiger which is extinct
never see video of bali and java tiger
What the tittle of the music that was played on the first part of the video can some tell me please
Thanks man for reuploading it, i remember i watched it once months ago, trying finding it was very exhausting ngl because of being deleted, but im glad you have reuploaded it back :)
10:40 the tiger walking is in sync with the beat
That tiger looked huge to start but was gradually shrunk down to size as the extinct cats came by.
I like this, original format, mixed music, good video..
Thank you for putting this together.
I was under the impression that some of the extinct species
has a chocolate phase. Nice work.
He forgot ligers . I bet they bigger than anyone
@@dzenacs2011 ligers were in the video
@@dzenacs2011ligers aren’t something that occurred naturally. Lions and tigers don’t interbreed in the wild. They are force-bred by humans. So, officially speaking, the largest living cat is the Siberian Tiger. NOT liger.
A world with these creatures would be beautiful.
Eating your family 😂
Seeing a good portion of these big cats that went extinct in the past hundred years is pretty sad..
Bengol 🇧🇩 tiger is the best 💪 🔥 🐯 🐅 🐅 Our national animal 🖤💚
Thanks! There's a lot of species here I didn't even know existed and plenty of them are not even extinct.
In fact the wild barbary lion is heavier than the Siberian tiger, the largest weight of the Siberian tiger is recorded at 300 kg, while the largest barbary lion in the wild is recorded at 300 kg but some confirm that the size of the barbary lion in the wild reaches 320 kg maybe even larger, and the American lion larger than the ngandong tiger, the largest ngandong tiger weighs 470 kg, while the largest american lion weighs 520 kg.
Blud Siberian tigers go up to 320kg.
so sad that we loss the babarian lion my grandmother use to tell me stories about this wonderfull creature and how he was so big and wild , and how its dad camel was killed by a barbarian lion
Barbarian lions aren’t extinct in captivity. There are still some barbarian lions in zoos around the world
@@luksius_dk yes i know but they are extinct from the wild , i have already seen a babarian lion in zoo in my city and i can tell u it's a living beast it’s huge
Yes babbar sher 😢
Its called the barbary lion, not a barbarian lion. You fools cant even read. It lived on the barbary coast, which is why its called the barbary lion. Now go look up barbary coast and learn something!
@@pizzaprince you mean North africa exactly Tunisia, algeria and morocco. There where it's habitat was
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1:38 LOL, This Cat Looks Scared To Death. 😂😂😂
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11:27 i live in the Brazil's Amazon rural zone and i'm pretty sure that the South America Jaguar (onça-pintada) are not extinct... Just seen many of them around here, and they don't reach 90cm. Sorry for the bad english
Good news
Essa não é a onça brasileira, a nossa aparece em 7:15 (do Amazonas) e 8:34 (Do Pantanal) essa que vc mostrou já foi extinta, é um parente muito antigo.
Smart
they're talking about a different subspecies than the ones you saw
@@branco7280 Percebi agora, vlw...
I ain’t the only one that wishing they were all still around
Brent Lio Smith II would reduce over population🤷🏽♂️
North America‘s eastern cougar is rare to the point where they classify it as extinct but I myself have seen tracks as recently as last year. They’ve just gotten better at avoiding people.
There are a couple hundred in Florida, and they estimate about a hundred scattered throughout other states.
I'm not sure why they are using it here as a different species. It's the same cat as the ones on the west coast. It's not even a sub species.
Love the list, and love how you got all of them except for the tigon lol
it’s called a liger not tigon
@@erincougar3963 tigon and liger are not the same thing,
male lion x tigress = liger
Male tiger x lioness = tigon
@@AneesSarwar34 yes, clever man
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Man I wish these cats were still alive
Everyone watching this video probably does, but they would destroy everything alive if they were...
Man
Natural selection and natural change
And So you wont 😂😂
Same
Nah... I would rather go back in time to see them at their peaks. But to have them here and roaming?... questionable
i mean technically big cats are only categorized if they can roar, a cheetah can’t roar they meow🗿
off white nah man it legit says it in the name big cat and cheetah ain’t small
@@Bruh-el3ry do u know he is joking
Cheetahs don't meow. They chirp.
@Draw your life no pumas still have a vicious sounding loud high pitched growl. Cheetahs chirp.
No, the "panthera" are the ones that roar. Theyre all still big cats.
With 300kg the siberian Tiger is a giant survivor of the ice age,
technically the Barbary lion still exist it's just extinct in the wild
@Jhonny Skies
Some are.
No they don't , they are not pure barbary, because of that they are smaller than the pure extinct barbary lions
@@tevezcarlos412
Some are Pure. tigertards will cry when the Beast gets freed into The Wild
@@prehistoriccreature1800 they won't be released
EXACTLY
Absolutely mesmerizing. Wouldn't be awesome to be able to go back in time in a nice safe time capsule in observe all these creatures?
That last track "We Will Be" by Puddle of Infinity was dope
Extinct (2011)
That fucking hurt.
Over 20 species of animals were listed as extinct this year
What's the music name in 4:30?
If you want to see my 5 favorites click the current times at the bottom:
2:17 Sand Cat 🐈
6:31 Indochinese Leopard 🐆
10:50 Trinil Tiger 🐅
16:12 Mosbach Lion 🦁
11:59 Barbourofelis Fricki 🤨
Maybe put 🐯🦷
@@zBlaze_Official ok
11:59 Barboufelis fricki🐯🦷
This in a nutshell:
*Uh...meow?*
Why this song touch my heart so much 😮
14:14
Uhm the tiger is the biggest living big cat,not the lion
(Nat Geo Wild)
No it’s the lion u fkn dumass
@@luhtone5291 bro it's tiger not lion just check on google
@@luhtone5291 shutcho chicken bone skin tone leave me alone headass
Barbary Lion is bigger than Siberian and bengal tiger ok
It is just that they cant measure barbary lion particularly cuz there are only 90 left in this world now
This is so Sad
So Sad know how many species of Big Cats are Now extint
Almost all life that’s ever existed is extinct right now so it makes sense
What's a cat's favorite color?
*Purr-ple!*
No kim
@@ronaldwilson9525 r/woosh
@Kim Jong-un worst joke I have EVER heard
Human society today is free from most diseases and food problems. With the exception of only a few countries, human civilization has never been more prosperous. That is why I believe that we humans must ensure that these beautiful cat species are protected. Furthermore, I hope that our next generation, and the next generation of human descendants, will continue to see these magnificent cat species that actually come to life with humans in real life as we are now, rather than through photographs, books, and videos. 🐯🦁🐆
Props to the camera guy for taking these photos of all the cats. I wonder how old he is
The Smilodon Populator is barely larger in size than the Siberian Tiger, yet weighs more than almost anything else on the list. Imagine the muscle strength that thing has. I can certainly believe they brought mammoths down.
thats why its my favorite cat, because while it as long if not a tiny bit shorter in body length and a bit taller in shoulder height than a modern lion, its bones were more robust than any cat that had ever lived, which made it weigh twice as much as a modern lion
No that's fatalis that's the size of a siberian tiger or african lion. smilodon populator would only get alot bigger than a siberian tiger
@@21LAZgoo It's my favorite cat because of it's wonderful smile and social skills.
@@21LAZgoo barburofelus had the thickest bones and most muscular stature
That's why I use it for every profile i have for example look at my name
American lion is king of all big cats
Thats the best what Men could have ever seen! 😀👌
How I always knew cheetahs were bigger than leopards 💅🏼
Taller yeah like hight but a leopard bigger in terms of muscle weight bigger thicker bones much much stronger
Leopard will easily kill a cheetah
@Zalika The Hyena Yes dummy, he does know that lol why are you mad
@Samer Abukhalaf I think most female leopards can kill a male cheetah. But the male cheetah would runaway anyway
The king cheetah is not even a sub-species but just a coat morph. Also some of the extinct "subspecies" were actually no subspecies but just a different population elsewhere (for example the bali and javan tigers are both the same subspecies like the still living sumatran tiger). Not that it is less frustrating that most populations or species that are extinct were mostly if not all caused by humans. I'm especially interested in whatever happened about 10k years ago in the Americas as at least 3 big cat species went extinct during that area.
It is a subspecies of subspecies
@@Dylanja19 the scientific name proves it otherwise the cheetah acinonyx jubatus is the african cheetah we know acinonyx rex is the king cheetah any difference ?
what is the soundtrack? 10:15 please
Up
We will be
This: th-cam.com/video/xui6Mx-96RQ/w-d-xo.html
Down
Nice Cats 💯👌🏽💯👌🏽
This is awesome. Soo basically the Liger is almost as big as the largest big cats we know of today. And yes I know its a hybrid of lion and tiger that is not normal but it is still cool to see the size in comparison to the biggest of some of the prehistoric cats we know of.
Utterly amazing that homosapiens survived such fearsome beasts!
Cats are so beautiful! Sad so many became extinct. So appreciate the ones we still have.
Agree 100%.
Tiger at the beginning: I would devour all of your souls
Tiger at the end: sorry sorry sorry sorry
15:06 SMILODON POPULATOR 🇦🇷👌🏻🇦🇷
👍...The true king 👑
You mean South American Cat-Kong
Hello! The King Cheetah (listed in video as "Acinonyx rex") is not a separate species. It is merely a coat/pattern variation as a result of a recessive gene. You can have "kings" and normal cubs in the same litter. And this is not new news!
10:20 At this moment, when the sound started, i just realized that it was the most relaxeful video i've ever watched!
Nice show thank you .... American. Lion. !!! Wow
Watch at 2x speed to keep your sanity.
I really like the format and it teaches interesting things. I'll only have a few criticisms; videos are a little boring, maybe the presentation style can be made more fun. In addition, the articles are not easy to read, and trying to read is tiring. A very nice and instructive channel especially for people who are interested in animals like me. I wish everyone a happy 2021!!!
It breaks my heart to think that many of the current (surviving) big cats will soon be drove to extinction because of the destruction of their habitats and poaching by us humans. May god be with this world as a whole and may I pray that humanity finds salvation.
Our ancestors had to compete with them, and the humans won without sharp teeth and claws.
Amazing.
It is indeed impressive. I'd be shitting my pants if I saw one.
I love cats and animals in general. We should treat them nicely.
Its sad alot of cats and big cats r going extinct cuz we humans r so destructive
It's not just humans and there is no we sometimes it can be natural causes humans aren't the cause of everything
@@user-ek5ft8zf5v exactly
@@user-ek5ft8zf5v natural cause like how
@@user-ek5ft8zf5v other than an astroid what's wiping out a whole species
@@iwonthesitateebltch3319 animals over hunting
the fact that there used to be a cheetah as big as a tiger is......
concerning
Awsome video, great music to!👍