The 319 kg giant lion and tiger hybrid nicknamed the 'World's Largest Cat' was raised in the US

The 319 kg giant lion and tiger hybrid nicknamed the ‘World’s Largest Cat’ was raised in the US

A GIANT beast dubbed the world’s biggest cat is drawing comparisons with the terrifying prehistoric sabre-toothed tiger.

Incredible clips of the monster-sized liger – the hybrid offspring of a lion and a tiger – have sparked an amazing reaction after they were uploaded on YouTube and Instagram.

 

 

 

Mike Holston, who has the social media name The Real Tarzann, showed off one astonishing clip of him taking the 705lb (319kg) beast for a walk with a pal.

 

The huge feline – called Apollo – was seen with Mike and wildlife conservationist Kody Antle in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, reports the Star.

 

On the clip Kody says: “This big guy’s name is Apollo and he is the biggest cat on the planet.”

 

Mike then adds: “Now the question is, what would this thing eat? I believe it would eat everything in sight, anything in sight.

 

“I think a pack of these things would take down a herd of elephants on the regular for a snack.

 

“Such a majestic beast, and it can get up to 40 miles an hour in a couple of steps.”

 

And those that have seen the remarkable clip and others of Mike with Apollo are clearly very impressed.

 

On seeing a separate Instagram video, one even said the giant cat was the same size of a sabre-tooth tiger – which went extinct 42,000 years ago.

 

Another person said: “That ain’t no cat, that’s a monster.” A third said: “This liger is INSANE.”

 

Ligers are mostly found in zoos and are the largest big cat in the world weighing up to 795lb – almost double the weight of either a lion or tiger.

 

They can reach an outstanding length of 12ft and stand more than six ft tall.

 

 

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