Gauss wrote: » Pound for pound the most powerful big cat, living in the shadow of their cousins the Lion, tiger and cheetah.Their tree climbing ability is second to no other big cat. Possibly my favourite animal. Amazing creatures, the apex predator of South America. I am curious how they would get on in a fight against the mighty silverback gorilla or a pair of wolves.
pmcmahon wrote: » only one thing to do! anybody have a jaguar and gorilla going spare?
megadodge wrote: » Ever hear of the leopard?
IM0 wrote: » yeah I have one of each but they are not going nuts though sorry, so no use
pmcmahon wrote: » no worries,let me know if there's any change.
krudler wrote: » And here we have the most fabled of all the species, the Atarius Jaguarus.
IM0 wrote: » leftover from the raffle?
BillyMitchel wrote: » My misses might pass as the gorilla.
Chuck Stone wrote: » Sometimes things come into my head and it's like woohooo - now I gots good material for a thread!
pmcmahon wrote: » ah i wouldn't have the conscience to take from a raffle. would she be ok with the jaguar being a man in a suit?
Gauss wrote: » Go on share it with us.
Chuck Stone wrote: » Ehh... .. those dolls with the eyes that close... they're kinda creepy... em.. ...yeah?
Gauss wrote: » Pound for pound the most powerful big cat, living in the shadow of their cousins the Lion, tiger and cheetah. Their tree climbing ability is second to no other big cat. Possibly my favourite animal. Amazing creatures, the apex predator of South America. I am curious how they would get on in a fight against the mighty silverback gorilla or a pair of wolves.