Hercules the Liger is 11 (Eleven) Feet Long

Liger Hercules is believed to be 11 feet long. This length is very huge for a big cat as usually the big cats are not as much longer as 11 feet in any circumstances. Hercules the liger is the only liger in the world that is 11 feet long. Therefore; no other liger or big cat has been recorded to be more than 11 feet long during the current era. Being 11 feet long, Hercules the liger looks exceptionally gigantic big in size, and he always amazes all the visitors visiting at the zoo, animal sanctuary or even within King Richards Faire festival as well.

This physical characteristic of Hercules the liger also indicates that ligers are always longer as compared to the other big cats (specifically the longest of big cats e.g., lions and tigers). Usually tigers have been known to be longer than lions. It is this reason that tigers out-weigh lions in terms of their weight and body strength as well. But tigers at maximum are usually as long as 9 feet or 10 feet. Therefore; this record of 11 feet from Hercules the liger also proves the fact that ligers are the longest big cats living on Planet earth.

Hercules the liger has also inherited this attribute and trait of being exceptionally long (11 feet) from its mother the female Siberian Tiger as its father Arthur the lion was around 8 feet long. Therefore; whenever it comes to the length of the ligers, the ligers are longer because of their inheritance from their mothers, and Hercules the liger is the best subject example in this regard. It will not be wrong to conclude that ligers will also be the longest carnivore mammals living on planet earth, as none of the other carnivore mammals are as long as 11 feet length of Hercules the liger. However; some other carnivores will be longer than Hercules the liger such as snakes, but they are not mammals, they are reptile carnivores.

Having an 11 feet long length allows Hercules to have bigger jumps and leaps. This also allows Hercules the liger to be very fast runner and it also allows Hercules the liger to reach higher altitude. For example Hercules the liger can easily pick up things from as higher as 11 feet without jumping or anything else. On the other hand a tigers that are the second longest big cats, have to jump couple of feet in the air to grab the stuff from the same attitude.

A liger can be as long as 12 feet as well because this is just a small amount of sample size we have been essentially recording. Therefore giving it one extra foot will be a great way to give an extra margin for having a best case liger in the future. We have already established the fact that Hercules the liger has inherited its length characteristics from its mother which is a Siberian Tiger. Siberian tigers are known to be 11 and 12 feet long as well (rare stories), so we can safely increase the length of the ligers as well. In the future we may have a liger that might be 13 feet long, thereby; beating the length record for Hercules the liger, but so far this thing remains an assumption but a very valid and valuable assumption to probe about.

One very important thing here to note is that the 11 feet length for Hercules the liger is measured from the back of its tail to the end of its nose. It is this length which makes its 11 feet longer. 11 feet length for Hercules the liger also allows it to have more weight, more strength and extra capabilities which other big cats do not possess at all. This 11 feet length of Hercules the liger also helps Hercules to have a leap of more than 40 (forty) feet as well.