Yes, jaguars are panthers and belong to the pantheragenus.
no, they are not
No, tigers and panthers do not live in the same area and if they did they would definitely fight for territory but the tiger wouldn't eat the panther. A tiger could easily kill a panther though, it is the biggest cat, therefore a tiger could eat a panther.
There is no species of animal called a panther. It is a generic term that includes all cats from the genus Panthera - lions, tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars.
Only in that both are cats. Jaguars are big cats, along with lions, tigers and leopards. The bobcat is a smaller cat species, a type of lynx.
First & Foremost ... you must know that a panther is a leopard that has got a skin with a different color (black) But luckily for you .... this change has created a different animal in that Panthers tends to be more nervous than leopards. This makes them more Dangerous .... not stronger though. Besides they are more stealthy not only because of their color but for natural inclination. And they tend to finish a fight quicker .... so that they could go away and take cover .... being shy & not willing to be under the spotlights. Finally Panthers come from Black leopards .... but also Black Jaguars .... in which case they are far STRONGER & POWERFUL than a mere leopards .[when they descend from JAGUARS] .... Being BLACK JAGUARS by all means they are heavier & their bite is stronger ! In short PANTHERS[when black leopards] are a bit more Dangerous than leopards .... but when they are Black Jaguars they are surely stronger ! Regards
no
Generally speaking, a jaguar is a panther, but not all panthers are jaguars. Panther is a generic term for leopards, pumas, and jaguars.
No, a panther is a different type of wild cat, not a cheetah.
The term 'panther' applies to certain big cats the way the word 'terrier' does to dogs. All leopards, jaguars and cougars ( also known as mountain lions or pumas ) are members of the panther family and are therefore panthers. Most people hear the word ' panther ' and think of a very big black cat. These are always black leopards or black jaguars. No-one would look at a leopard and say 'Oh look at that panther' but nevertheless it is a panther - one type of panther.
There is no species as the black panther. Black leopards would be as all leopards Panthera Pardus, Black jaguars would be as all jaguars, Panthera Onca.
The word "panther" is a generic term to describe pumas, leopards, and jaguars.
Black leopards and jaguars are born black. The black panther is merely one of these two cats.
There is no single species called a black panther. Black panthers may be melanistic (black) jaguars or melanistic leopards. Neither leopards nor jaguars are endangered but are either vulnerable or near threatened.
Panther is a generic term that applies to lions, tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars, all of which belong to the Panthera genus. To which panther were you referring?
Panther is just another name for cougars, leopards, and jaguars.
There are no jaguars in The Jungle Book. There is a black leopard (black panther) named Bagheera, though, and a tiger named Shere Khan.
The panther. Panthers are either leopards, jaguars or mountain lions, and as large predators, they would probably win.
The term panther is a generic term used for leopards, pumas, and jaguars. There is no species "panther". At present, the snow and Amur leopard, and the Florida race of the puma, are endangered.