And it was much larger than any normal tiger, easily three times the size, maybe more. Where a regular tiger might weigh four or five hundred pounds, this mutated specimen had to be well over a ton of pure muscle and killing instinct.
Its paws were the size of dinner plates, each one tipped with claws that looked more like curved daggers. Its head was proportionally massive, with a jaw that could probably crush steel, and its eyes glowed with that same sickly yellow light he'd seen in the reptilian Dabba.
Then the second Dabba was a leopard, perhaps a snow leopard based on its build and features, but at this point it was so heavily mutated that its original species was almost irrelevant.
It was as huge as the tiger, matching it almost exactly in size and mass, which was deeply unnatural. Snow leopards were typically much smaller than tigers, but the mutations had erased those natural differences entirely.
