Alie Ward

Oh, hey, it's that chair you broke.

That was not your fault.

Allie Ward, this is Ologies.

This is Mega Felinology.

It's Big Cats.

So you learned way back in our Felinology episode about house cats, which we're going to link in the show notes, that Felinology comes from the Latin felinus for cats.

Mega means huge, but in Greek.

So this word is a mishmash, but it's big wild kitties.

It includes tigers, panthers, jaguars, common leopards, cheetahs.

We also talk about bobcats and cougars, snow leopards.

Some of those are the same, and we'll explain how that works.

as well as take you to some remote mountain ranges and sunlit meadows to spy on elusive species that, if they could, would probably knock stuff off of huge bookshelves.

Big cats, big deal.

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