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The Cave Lion (Panthera spelaea and Panthera fossilis)

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The Cave Lion (Panthera spelaea and Panthera fossilis)

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07-17-2020, 12:13 PM

If you look at tiger,lion,cave lion,jaguar,and leopard cubs ,cave lions look almost identical  to lions if it is true that cave lions are a separate species (which it looks like they are) then the cave lion and lion are probably like how the jaguar and leopard are . Jags and leopards look very similar but the jaguar is stockier and quite a bit heavier the leopard is skinnier . The cave lion is probably the closets relative to lions out of all the big cats imo. It would be dope to see cave lions live. We got 5 cubs that are perfectly preserved with good DNA it’s totally possible it could happen but it won’t be easy.
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