Big cat's living in group's

david21 | 16:50 Sat 07th Jan 2006 | Animals & Nature

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How come lion's are the only feline's to live in pack's(or pride),all the other cat group's seem to prefer thier own company.

I know there are less numbers of them(tigers,panthers etc) but would the live together if there were more of them.?

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They may not be 'Big Cats' but the domestic cat prefers to live in groups. Most folk think that they're loners but if you study a feral group, or if your lucky enough to have enough space to house a number of cats, you will see that they live as a group of related females with their young. A tom cat will visit as many groups as he can fighting off any other males.

I am sure that there are other cats who live in this way. If I find any more I'll come back to you.

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