Tigers are the largest of the Asian big cats, which include leopards and Asiatic lions. There currently an estimated 3,900 tigers left in the world and although the population has been back on the rise after declining for a century, they are still dangerously close to extinction due to habitat …
Wolves have 42 teeth and they can run from 36 to 38 MPH. The most well-known characteristic a wolf has is its loud and beautiful howl. Directions: Color in the wolf how you want to! Draw some features in there, too. With help from an adult, cut out the eye …
Pumas are the fourth largest cat in the world! They can’t roar, but can use whistles, screams, squeaks, and purrs to communicate. In Peruvian Quechua, puma means ‘powerful animal.’ Directions:1. Fold the paper in half like a book and cut along the outline.2. Draw the fur and the other details …
Panthers are from Asia, America, and Africa. They are found in rainforests, swamps, savannas, mountains, and sometimes deserts and live around 15 years! Directions:1. Fold paper in half like a book and cut along the outline.2. Choose one tail to keep and cut off the other.3. Draw the fur and …
The cougar’s name comes from a combination of two indigenous names and was originally called a ‘cugar,’ which today we know as ‘cougar.’ Cougars eat animals like coyotes, porcupines, racoons, and deer and they can weigh up to 136 pounds! Directions:1. Fold the paper in half like a book and …
Griffins date back to Ancient Iran before they were found in Greece! In their myths, Griffins were called Shirdal, meaning ‘Lion-Eagle’. They were a symbol of strength, and often guarded a treasure. They have the body and tail of a lion, and head and wings of an eagle. Download and …
Bobcats are medium-size cats that are native to North America, from Canada to Mexico. However, the cats in the north are larger than the ones in the south. Bobcats are hunters that can leap over three meters (9.8 ft) in length, and run up to 50 km/h (31 miles/h) in short bursts. They live from anywhere between 5 to 15 …
Rams are also known as Bighorn Sheep. Rams can jump 20 feet (6 m) and can go up a mountain at a brisk 15 mph (24 km/h). Rocky Mountain Bighorn Rams have massive horns that weigh more than all the bones in their bodies! Directions:1. Fold the paper in half …
