Meet the loved up big cats who can't keep their paws off each other
By Rebecca Pocklington
Love is all around as February 14 draws ever closer, and two
jaguars have got into the romantic spirit early and are completely
inseparable
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Be my valentine: The pair have been sweethearts for 10 years
These loved up jaguars have got into the Valentine's Day spirit and can't get enough of each other.
While jaguars are known to be solitary animals, Cassie and Luthor have become inseparable at their home at Dade City's Wild Things, an ecotourism zoo in Dade City, Florida. Cassie, with her tanned spotted coat, and black-coated Luthor have been sweethearts for ten years. They certainly seem to be well acquainted here. Constantly
on show to passers by, they never get a romantic moment alone in the
day, but they still struggle to keep their golden brown eyes off each
other.
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Kissing? All you need is love
In one picture, Luthor appears to kiss his girlfriend by licking her face affectionately - and she doesn't argue at all. In fact her eyes are closed and she seems to be really enjoying his attention. And in another, Luthor tries to play with his best friend by putting his paw up to the side of her face. She seems to tolerate that - although she doesn't enjoy it as much as his kiss.
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Loved up: They make a lovely pair
They aren't the first inseparable animals to celebrate the year's most romantic day. With everything from squirrels and monkeys, to penguins and polar bears getting all close, love really is all around this year. And
it's not just animals of the same species declaring their love, a dog
has also been pictured kissing a mongoose in possibly the most unusual
pairing ever seen.
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