The Lion is a rather exquisite creature. It is known to inhabit dark, humid places, running away from light. It absorbs infra-red radiation in order to grow its mane. The mane bears a special secret power. It is unknown what this special power may be. The Lion feeds on moss, which he gathers from the rocks of the dark, humid places it lives on. The Lion does not reproduce, but it has been speculated that it is able to if it wishes so. The Lion is not dangerous to humans who do not approach it. The same might not be valid to humans who approach the Lion. All in all, the Lion is a good hearted creature. The second cat, the Snow Leopard. 
The Snow Leopard is, of all the four big cats, the most elusive. It lives on high mountain ranges, where oxygen is little. It is known to survive in deep space. Its tail is long, very furry and pretty. The Snow Leopard feeds, but it has no gender. However, the spots in its fur pattern are used in reproduction -- when April arrives, the Snow Leopard drops a spot on the ocean floor. The spot will then develop into a full-grown Snow Leopard in a matter of days, except for its teeth. The Snow Leopard is a curious animal, and will poke humans who sleep. Obviously, it will not poke humans who do not sleep. The Snow Leopard has tainted thoughts. Next, we have the Jaguar. 
The Jaguar is the beast of the jungle. Its habitat encompasses the realm of death -- the Jaguar is, therefore, an undead creature. The Jaguar has small round ears. With these ears, the Jaguar can listen. The Jaguar feeds on small children, but only those who can already walk. This is due to a strict moral code the Jaguar follows. Of the four big cats, the Jaguar is the only one who reproduces sexually, with individuals belonging to one of two genders. Due to his sexual appetite, the Jaguar can, and will molest an adult human, given the chance. Do not, under any circumstances, turn your back to the Jaguar, as it is not the most gentle of creatures. The Jaguar appreciates elevator music. Lastly, I present you the Tiger. 
The Tiger is the most playful of the four big cats. It lives on the sun, where the Tiger's powers are amplified. Ocasionally, the Tiger will jump down to the earth. In this situation, all of its four legs can reach the ground. The Tiger's diet is not flexible. It may feed on sand or snow, but never on both on the same occasion. The Tiger reproduces by a very slow binary fission, starting by the tail. It is not uncommon to witness two tigers sharing the same head in the late stages of reproduction. The Tiger is a social creature, and so contact with humans is a goal any Tiger tries to achieve. It is known to easily blend in human environments. The Tiger is a natural leader. This is all I can share about big cats. If you have any complementary information, please post it. I hope this has been helpful. If not, feel free to PM me for more in-depth info, or post it here; I will be thrilled to help.
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