Persian Leopard (Panthera pardus saxicolor)

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(02-10-2022, 02:21 AM)Twico5 Wrote: “There are no Leopard's on earth that compare to Jaguars shown.”

do you have their measurements and dimensions, like girth and etc?

Both are 110kg plus cats but body dimensions aren't given so If you'd like to compare I'll give you 104kg then a 119kg which are both as accurately and modestly measured as it gets. 

These cats are measured between the pegs, height at the shoulder is straight line and only to the heel of the paw, not the tip.

First is the 104kg Jaguar which is full bellied, so really it's more along the lines of 90kg

104kg (Full Bellied Jaguar)
Total Length between the pegs - 79 8/16'' (201.9 cm)
Length of Tail- 22''  (55.8 cm) had about 2'' bit off by Piranhas
Chest Girth- 40 8/16'' (102.87 cm)
Belly Girth - 46'' Full (116.8 cm)
Head Girth - 26 8/16'' (67.31 cm)
Neck Girth - 25'' (63.5 cm)
Forearm Girth - 16 8/16" (41.9 cm)
Shoulder Height - 30'' (76.2 cm)
Total Skull Score 19 6/16" *Largest Leopard score ever recorded was 18.39''*

119kg (Empty Jaguar)
Total Length between the pegs - 83 8/16'' (212 cm)
Length of Tail- 21 8/16''  (54.6 cm) had about 2'' bit off by Piranhas
Chest Girth- 43'' (109.2 cm)
Belly Girth - 47'' Empty (119.38 cm)
Head Girth - 29'' (73.6 cm)
Neck Girth - 25 8/16'' (64.7 cm)
Forearm Girth - 17" (43.1 cm)
Shoulder Height - 28 12/16'' (73 cm)
Total Skull Score 20 1/16" *Largest Leopard score ever recorded was 18.39''*

Since all the Jaguars shown by Loveanimals are 110kg plus, it doesn't matter if they're empty or not, they'll be larger than the 104kg Full Bellied Jaguar that I presented and would most likely mean they are all more impressive in measurements. 
There is no Leopard that has reached these dimensions. The largest one available is a Taxidermied one and I've already presented a female Jaguar that surpassed it's measurements when stuffed except for length and shoulder height but of course those were measured over the curves where as the female Jaguar was measured in the straight line process, and we have no idea what skinning then reattaching in a taxidermied process does to the length, girth and height of a cat. But you can be fairly sure since the skin must be stretched to do so that it embellishes it. Reply