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No, Jaguars can be black, but not cheetahs
Panther is a generic term that refers to animals of the panthera genus and includes African lions, tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars. The snow leopards are endangered as are some populations of lions and tigers and jaguars.
No, some jaguars are melanistic - all black. This color phase is called a black panther along with melanisitic leopards.
Birds Monkeys Baboons Lions Leopards Zebras Tigers Snakes Elephants Jaguars
catsome realtives are cats, cheetahs, leopards, jaguar and many other big cats
jaguars have spots but some have wierd circles on them
Felines are cats or cat-like animals. Lions, tigers, leopards, cheetahs, jaguars, and pet cats are some of the felines.
No, leopards have different patterns and a jaguar has no pattern. Jaguars are stockier built, and the rosettes on the flanks have spots in them. Leopards and Jaguars are totally different species of cats, generally under the family of "Panther". Panther family includes the Tigers, Lions, Jaguars, and Leopards, or the "big cats". "small cats" are under the "Feline" family (these are not the scientific names, but the regular common names of the family) Leopards usually are sleaker and narrower of the face, and the spot patterns around their heads/shoulders are non-enclosed spots. Jaguars are heavier blunter faces, and their patterns around the head/shoulders are usually enclosed circles.
Examples of wild cats that may be seen in some deserts:African lions Leopards Cheetahs Cougars Bobcats Ocelots Jaguars Jaguarundis
Panther is not a particular animal. It can refer to any big cat from the genus panthera- an African lion, a tiger, a leopard, a snow leopard or a jaguar. Occasionally, an animal will be born totally black in color. This only occurs with leopards and jaguars. Such an animal is known as a black panther
Yes and no. Some people believe he was, and some people don't.
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