41 points ohjeez 1 day ago 10 comments
autoexec 1 day ago | parent
Bonus pics: https://www.newscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/SEI_...
https://media.zenfs.com/en/live_science_953/73a4cafd69e9e863...
https://media.zenfs.com/en/live_science_953/1fea354ba7a8db69...
https://thepeninsulaqatar.com/get/maximage/20260917_17896627...
cromka 20 hours ago | parent
Also, they're only 3-4 lbs!
ghaff 20 minutes ago | parent
xoxxala 5 minutes ago | parent
Someone has been typing quickly...
ChrisArchitect 18 hours ago | parent
krige 12 hours ago | parent
Also an amusing disjoint between it being called "tiger" cat but having leopard spots. At least the latin name is more on point.
coalbin 6 hours ago | parent
The conquistadors referred to the jaguars as "tigers" - they certainly aren't lions - and that custom stuck around for long enough for this to become a tiger cat!
bebeirjd848r 19 minutes ago | parent
The same with cats. They can cross breed and only differ in color and spots on fur!
JohnMakin 18 minutes ago | parent
hmokiguess 11 minutes ago | parent