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American Lion (Panthera leo atrox) skull cast in the Natural History Museum of Buffalo Bill Center Of The West {Cody,WY}
American Lion (Panthera leo atrox) skull cast in the Natural History Museum of Buffalo Bill Center Of The West {Cody,WY}
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A collected list of cat podcasts about the American Lion.

These podcasts are available to listen to on multiple websites/platforms/apps, and some also have transcripts available to read; links and info are provided to help find them wherever you choose to listen.

American Lion (Panthera atrox) Podcasts

Speed on the Prairie

The pronghorn in North America is the second fastest land animal, while the Cheetah in Africa is the fastest. Why is the pronghorn so fast? Maybe because it lived during the time of the now extinct American Lion and American Cheetah.

Episode 83: Lions, Tigers, and Other Big Cats…of Mystery!

Begins with listing the big cats and talking about whether they can purr/roar: Tiger, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, Jaguar, and also Cheetah and Cougar. The Lion is discussed first, also describing the American Lion. Next the Tiger and mystery reports are discussed, including one that sounds like the Machairodus. Another mystery report was identified as Jaguar. One short mystery Cheetah report is mentioned. Talks about the Leopard; discusses the possibility whether one mystery report might actually be African Golden Cat.

Episode 34: Saber-Toothed Animals

Smilodon (who probably lived like Lions) was probably descended from Megantereon (who probably behaved like Leopards). The American Cheetah (who may have been more closely related to a Cougar than a Cheetah) and American Lion (who was closely related to Lions) lived at the same time as Smilodon. Then some information about non cat animals with similar teeth: thylacosmilus atrox, kolponomos, gorgonopsid, and the sabertooth fish.

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