The largest wild cats in the world
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Tiger · Lion · Jaguar. (Updated May 25, 2024.)
Tigers can reach 325 kg, lions come next and jaguars are third: the wild cats ranked by maximum weight, from the big cats down to lynxes and caracals. Which is your favourite?
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Top 15
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1
Tiger
Up to about 325 kg. The largest cat in the world.
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2
Lion
Up to about 272 kg. The only big cat that lives in groups.
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3
Jaguar
Up to about 148 kg. The largest cat in the Americas, with a fearsome bite.
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4
Leopard
Up to about 90 kg. The most widespread big cat.
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5
Puma
Up to about 80 kg. Also called the mountain lion; it cannot roar.
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6
Cheetah
Up to about 65 kg. The fastest land animal.
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7
Snow leopard
Up to about 50 kg. The ghost of the high mountains.
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8
Eurasian lynx
Up to about 25 kg. The largest lynx.
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9
Sunda clouded leopard
Up to about 25 kg. It lives on Borneo and Sumatra.
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10
Mainland clouded leopard
Up to about 23 kg. The longest canines for its size.
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11
Bobcat
Up to about 20 kg. A common North American wild cat.
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12
Serval
Up to about 18 kg. One of the longest-legged cats.
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13
Caracal
Up to about 18 kg. It can leap to catch birds in flight.
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14
Asiatic golden cat
Up to about 16 kg.
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15
Iberian lynx
Up to about 16 kg. Once one of the most endangered cats.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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