"The black-footed cat is a nocturnal species found in Southern Africa. They are considered the deadliest cat in the world with a success rate of 60% on all of their hunts," said Chelsea Davis, San Diego Zoo wildlife care specialist. "
Black-footed cats eat anything they can get their paws on — like scorpions, gerbils and birds — and they get their paws on a lot. Sixty percent of all the species' hunts are successful, which is the statistic that makes them the deadliest cat on the planet.
Black-footed cats are Africa's smallest cat and the deadliest of the entire cat family - with a 60 percent hunting success rate.
The leopard also has a very powerful bite force and is the strongest fighter. It doesn't matter if its opponent is another one of the big cats with stronger jaws, heavier weight, larger size, or more physical strength, the leopard is not only an experienced fighter and hunter but has greater agility.
But the world's deadliest cat is actually the black-footed cat – and it's the cutest little kitty we've ever seen.
Mountain lions are the stealthiest of cats, hunting prey two to three times their own size.
Native to the grasslands of southern Africa, the black-footed cat has an endearingly round face and a light brown, black-spotted body that is small even compared to domestic cats. The wild feline measures only 14 to 20 inches (36 to 52 centimeters) long, stands about 8 inches (20 cm) tall and weighs about 2 to 6 lbs.
According to a Nature.com article, domestic and free-ranging cats are responsible for 47% of bird deaths per year and many scientists believe they are destroying important eco-systems.
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The tiny black-footed cat (Felis nigripes) is the deadliest wild cat in the world, according to BBC's new “Big Cats” series. It's also the smallest wild cat in Africa and the second smallest wild cat in the world.
The Pallas's cat is a small cat species that lives throughout the steppes and mountain grasslands of Asia. Sometimes referred to as 'the grumpiest cat in the world' because of its looks, it's one of the least studied wild cats.
It's that ruthlessness that gives tigers the edge more often than not. By Saffoe's reckoning, the big cats rank as follows: it's a toss-up between tigers, jaguars and lions at the top, and following them, in order of higher to lower rank, would be leopards, cougars, snow leopards and cheetahs.
ABOUT. Super sleek: African servals are small, slender cats with long legs, a lean body, a short tail, and a small head. Their extra-long neck and legs give them the nickname "giraffe cat." Servals have a coat that is tawny with both black lines and spots, while their belly is a soft white.
A cheetah is the fastest land animal, reaching speeds over 60 miles per hour, and can pump out as many as four strides per second at top speed. They can accelerate faster than most cars!
With its huge size and power, the lion would overwhelm and beat the jaguar. That doesn't mean the jaguar can't get away if it decides to retreat early in the fight. The jaguar is much faster than the lion, but it will still lose the fight.
The lion has the loudest roar of all the big cats. It's so loud it can reach 114 decibels (at a distance of around one metre) and can be heard from as far away as five miles. This volume is all to do with the shape of the cat's larynx.
Who would win in a fight: a jaguar or a tiger? While jaguars are considered to have a very powerful bite (some say the most powerful bite pound-for-pound of any big cat) and are faster than tigers, tigers are larger and stronger overall than jaguars.
Scientists say that in a fight between a Bengal tiger and an African lion, there is a 90 per cent chance that the tiger will win. A tiger is slightly faster than a lion, arguably more ferocious, and more agile. A tiger is also 5 per cent taller and 8 per cent heavier than a lion.