Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote half a ton of cat
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote He man would look hilariously small on that monster.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote 5 feet tall!
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote Wow, that guy's a li'l heavier than me...
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote My mother was 4 feet 11 and a bit inches. She would have argued that behemoth to death, or at least it would have slunk away because she was disappointed in it.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote I did think Battlecat when I saw that.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote Not surprised it died out. The Neolithic people couldn’t afford the crates of Whiskas that thing would demand.
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@SeanHawley It’s also known as Panthera leo fossilis which afaik means fossil lion (panthera Leo). It seems that it was/is sometimes thought to be just a subspecies of lion.
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Apparently there used to be Panthera Fossilis, a kind of cave lion, in Britain.
Look at this absolute unit. 5 feet tall, 9 and a half feet long, 1,000 pounds. Battlecat-looking motherfucker.
@Nickiquote
Surprisingly gentle. The predecessor to the modern kitty cat -
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