Tiger:The tiger is a famous member of the big cat family as well as one of the “big five” game animals. It’s the strongest wild cat in terms of strength and size.
Norwegian Forest Cat:The breed’s origins are unknown, although found in Norwegian forests, this cat breed might have once been mousers for Vikings on their ships.
Maine Coon:One of the “giant” or large cat breeds, the Maine Coon is a muscular cat that is second only to the savannah cat in terms of size.
Lion:One of the big cats, the lion is a member of the genus Panthera and second only to the tiger in terms of size and strength. The lion’s bite force is 650 psi.
Liger:The liger is actually the largest of the big cats, although it is a hybrid resulting from crossing a male lion with a female tiger and does not occur naturally in the wild.
Leopard:The leopard is one of the big cats that is a living member of the Panthera genus. It is one of the strongest wild cats in terms of climbing ability.
Jaguar:The jaguar is a type of big cat species and the only native American living member of the Panthera genus.
Cougar:The cougar, also called mountain lion or puma, is the fourth largest cat in the world. It is also the second-heaviest big cat after the jaguar and the fifth strongest after the tiger, lion, jaguar, and leopard.
Chausie:The Chausie is another exotic cat breed, being a hybrid between a lesser ratio of wild jungle cats crossed with a higher ratio of domestic cats, particularly the Abyssinian.
Bengal:One of the strongest cats is an exotic hybrid that is the most powerful cat in terms of stamina and physical strength, the Bengal.
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