Name every subspecies of Big Cat - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
India’s national animal, most numerous.	BENGAL TIGER	85%
Largest tiger, cold Russian forests.	SIBERIAN TIGER	85%
Smallest tiger, only in Sumatra.	SUMATRAN TIGER	60%
Strongest bite, rosette-spotted, South America.	JAGUAR	55%
Ghost of the mountains, high-altitude.	SNOW LEOPARD	50%
Only in India’s Gir Forest.	ASIATIC LION	45%
Iran’s last cheetahs, very rare.	ASIATIC CHEETAH	30%
Large fangs, tree climber.	CLOUDED LEOPARD	30%
Found in Southeast Asian forests.	INDOCHINESE TIGER	30%
Smallest mainland tiger, Malaysia.	MALAYAN TIGER	30%
India’s stealthy big cat.	INDIAN LEOPARD	25%
Only on Java, critically endangered.	JAVAN LEOPARD	25%
Rare, found in western Africa.	WEST AFRICAN LION	25%
Widespread, adaptable hunter.	AFRICAN LEOPARD	20%
Rarest big cat, Russian Far East.	AMUR LEOPARD	20%
Southeast Asia, prefers forests.	INDOCHINESE LEOPARD	20%
Smallest leopard, desert-adapted.	ARABIAN LEOPARD	15%
Apex predator of Sri Lanka.	SRI LANKAN LEOPARD	15%
Serengeti and famous prides.	EAST AFRICAN LION	10%
USA’s big cat, stealthy and adaptable.	NORTH AMERICAN MOUNTAIN LION	10%
Found in Patagonia to Amazon.	SOUTH AMERICAN MOUNTAIN LION	10%
Found in Sudan and Ethiopia.	NORTHEAST AFRICAN CHEETAH	5%
Central African forests.	NORTHEAST CONGO LION	5%
Sahara-adapted, pale-colored.	NORTHWEST AFRICAN CHEETAH	5%
Iran, Turkey, and Caucasus mountains.	PERSIAN LEOPARD	5%
Most common cheetah, fastest land animal.	SOUTHEAST AFRICAN CHEETAH	5%
Found in Namibia and Botswana.	SOUTHWEST AFRICAN CHEETAH	5%
Largest lions, Kruger Park.	SOUTHERN AFRICAN LION	0%

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