Got carried away and drew the whole subfamily instead of just the genus Panthera. oh, well, the Neofelis references were too good to exclude them.
[ID: digital drawings of each member of the subfamily Pantherinae (according to Wikipedia) as if they were done in a notebook page. There's handwritten text. The title reads "Pantherinae" in all caps, below, there's writting in Spanish: "Subfamilia de mamíferos carnívoros de la familia Felidae", which translates to "Subfamily of carnivore mammals of the Felidae family". Each drawing has their corresponding scientific name. From left to right and top-down: "Panthera tigris", a tiger in the water sticking their tongue out; "Panthera leo", two lion cubs, one of which is rasing their paw and trying to touch the other one with it, the other cub is just waiting for it, there's a little note below between asterisks that reads "does this to you". "Panthera onca", a jaguar in the water with their eyes closed and seemingly smiling, there's a little hummingbird near by; "Panthera uncia", a snow leopard holding their tail in their mouth, they look angry, thus the note below that readas "'nojao" in Spanish, which could translate to "angy". "Panthera pardus", a leopard cub pulling from their mother's tail; "Neofelis nebulosa", a clouded leopard sticking their tongue out, "Neofelis diardi", a Sunda clouded leopard, also sticks their tongue out, looking at N. nebulosa as if they were trying to imitate them. End ID]
