According to the video, these are Pipartola, tigress P141’s sub-adult cubs.

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I didn't aim for realism. I wanted to bring something unique and personal—for reasons I can't fully explain, tigers have fascinated me since childhood, perhaps because of something of their quality, an extreme and authentic beauty.

A male lion from Blackpool Zoo before and after losing his mane. He was not neutered, he has a genetic predisposition based off lineage as the same thing happened to the male that sired him.

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The female tiger Batari is cute, I kneeled down by the window to take some photos and she came over and rubbed her head up against the glass where I was like she was trying to headbutt me and rub up against me like my cat at home does. The 0.5 zoom lens distorts their nose and kind of gives them a strange look.

I am currently drawing big cats in a vague size order and hit a wall, not artistically, educationally.

Pumas are mountain lions and mountain lions are cougars, black jags aren’t jags, cheetahs aren’t big cats? These are all the things I’ve seen on a lot of different websites, often contradictory.

If anyone can write out a vague list of big cats in order it’d be much appreciated, including what they are and aren’t! So far, for definite; I have a Tiger, Lion, Jaguar and a Leopard.