The protagonist (main character) of almost every work of fiction is a round character. Round characters engage the reader's imagination and empathy, making it possible for the reader to imagine him or herself in the character's shoes. Often, the protagonist's personal growth mirrors the reader's own hopes and dreams.
Later generation Savannahs are generally considered the tallest domestic cats. [1] The Maine Coon is considered by every professional cat organization to be the largest domestic cat. A maine coon named Leo held the Guinness World Record at 35 lbs (15.87 kg) and 48 inches (121.92 cm) long. Technically, the record is for the world's longest cat.
Tigers are the most variable in size of all big cats, much more so than lions. The Bengal and Siberian subspecies are the tallest at the shoulder and thus considered the largest living felids, ranking with the extinct Caspian tiger among the biggest that ever existed.