Yes, and no. A Black Panther/black puma is really a jaguar, or leopard, that has melanism. That is when the cats fur is turned black. Some cats with melanism you can still see some of the tawny and spots. Cats with melanism can have littermates without it. It is possible that all animals can get it.
No, only a few leopards are born black, or melanisitic. The majority are normal and spotted. Some jaguars also share this rare trait and are born black. Together, they share the name "black panther" even though they are different species.
Black panthers are black leopards, and, black jaguars.
Black leopards enemies are lions and hyenas. Black leopards enemies are lions and hyenas.
Black leopards live in the same habitat as regular leopards. Although more rare, black leopards coexist with their normal-colored counterparts.
Spotted leopards do, but other leopards don't - such as black leopards.
Black Leopards F.C. was created in 1983.
Yes, snow leopards are a dirty white with black spots,
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Melanistic leopards (aka black panthers)
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Black panthers are leopards in black color. They are not related and do not look like lynxes at all.
tigers and lions for full grown leopards,heyenas,and black tails