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Average Lifespan: 35-55 years (57 if lucky)

Running Speed: 40-63 MPH (64 to 101 km)

Height: 14-17 inches tall (almost the same as a Savannah cat)

Weight: 20-40 lbs.



A coined panguar is a brand new species of wild cat consisting of an average-sized panguar mating with a coined cat---normally, panguars are usually in larger captivity areas, but there's been reports of panguar cubs bonding with coined cats, resulting in this hybrid species. These kinds of panguars also have mysterious coins embedded on their foreheads, much like ordinary coin cats. At birth, they automatically know how to create legitimate coins, albeit at triple the amount than newborn coined kittens. They also have a higher chance of producing high-valued currencies, even actual dollar bills out of thin air, which is further surprising.

These animals are more than just simple housepets; they are capable of hunting for smaller animals out in the open (not other small pets themselves) and are proven to be very smart when it comes to helping humans in distress. They are also aware of child abuse as if they sense an adult mistreating a child in any way, they will not hesitate to bite back very hard, thus proving that coined panguars can have very high intelligence. Furthermore, with other studies about them still remaining a mystery despite their new discovery, they are capable of climbing even the most tallest of trees and can recover/regenerate from their injuries four times faster. They are also very good swimmers, unlike other cats.

Unlike ordinary cats and dogs, a coined panguar can actually consume anything sugary, including all types of chocolate. It was reported that a coined panguar once ate a box of chocolates from someone delivering them after mischieviously escaping from the scientists. Luckily, after several days in the vet, there were no health changes. They are also proven to play mild tricks on their owners yet humans can't help but forgive them only because they get along with other household pets so well and even risk their lives helping humans whenever. The only downside is that although they can fight other animals to protect the weak, both humans and smaller animals, their teeth and claws are slightly less sharper than a regular panguar. However, they can run just as fast as them even with their average sizes.