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A puma-leopard hybrid

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A puma-leopard hybrid

A hybrid of a puma and a leopard, (about 1 metre in length) on display at the Natural History Museum at Tring. Close-up of head

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Big Cat Carnivora Carnivore Epitheria Eutheria Felid Felidae Feliformia Felinae Feline Feloidea Hybrid Leopard Mammalia Mounted Mouth Panthera Panthera Pardus Pantherinae Placental Mammal Puma


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A Rare Sight - The Enigmatic Puma-Leopard Hybrid: A Closer Look at the Fascinating Anatomy This photograph showcases a rare and enigmatic exhibit at the Natural History Museum at Tring: a puma-leopard hybrid, a remarkable fusion of two distinct big cat species. The hybrid, approximately one metre in length, is a testament to the intriguing world of felidae and the complexities of interspecific breeding. The close-up of the hybrid's head reveals striking similarities and differences between its puma and leopard ancestors. The eyes, with their expressive yellow irises, are reminiscent of the leopard's, while the distinctive black spots on the face and ears are a clear nod to its leopard lineage. The mouth, however, bears the telltale sign of its puma heritage - a more rounded snout and smaller canines. The puma-leopard hybrid, also known as a pumppard or leopuma, is a rare occurrence in the natural world. Both the puma (Puma concolor) and the leopard (Panthera pardus) belong to the Felidae family, the largest family of feliformia, or cat-like mammals, within the order Carnivora. The puma is a widespread feline species native to the Americas, while the leopard is found primarily in Africa and Asia. This hybrid, as a placental mammal and a member of the Feloidea suborder, is a fascinating example of the complexities of interspecific breeding and the intricacies of the animal kingdom. Its existence serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of various species and the ongoing mysteries of the natural world.

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