A Black Panther is nothing but a Jaguar that has a condition called Melanism in which their skin color is black and also the spots are not so visible. If we watch them from close, we can see the spots but we cannot see them from the distance. Because of its full black coat, these Jaguars are also called as Black Panthers.
There is no distinct species known as the black panther. It can be a melanistic (black) jaguar or a melanistic leopard.
There is no species called the black panther. The term can apply to either a melanistic (black) leopard or a melanistic jaguar. Each is a separate species but both belong to the same genus:a leopard - pantera pardusa jaguar - panthera onca
becease it is black
Black Panther temrature
Black Panther Cubs. They are cute. :)
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The Black Panther's Cub was created on 1921-05-15.
YES they are the same. Black panther is a Black Jaguar And a black LeopardConfusion exists about the term black panther on various media including internet. It is generally agreed that the name black panther is not a scientific term for a distinct species but is a common name for some big cats with black coat. The differences are linked to the scope of cats included. The name black panther is not a term in taxonomy - a scientific classification system of animal kingdom. Due to historical, geographical and cultural differences in the forming the name black panther, the classification of the black panther falls into three variations:1. most commonly used viewOnly two types of big cats are scientifically recognized as legitimate black panthers: black leopard and black jaguar.2. strict definition (purist view)The name black panther only refers to the species of black leopards - a melanistic variant of the spotted leopard.3. crypto-zoological definitionThe term black panther is used for any type of big cat with a black coat. Other than the black leopard and black jaguar, the most commonly accepted view of black panthers, people also use the term black panther for all look-like all-black versions of a cat species such as the cougar, puma, tiger, bobcat, lynx, jaguarundi, or even a suspected prehistoric survivor - the cave lion.
Your question is not clear. The Kingdom that the Black Panther belongs to is Animalia - the animal kingdom - as you mention in your question.The other classification groups for the Black Panther:Phylum: ChordataSub-phylum: VertebrataClass: Mammalia (Mammals)Order: CarnivoraFamily: Felidae (cats)Genus: Puma
they probably do
Black panther belongs to the family Felidae(cats)
Panther: Pansaa, or hyou. Black Panther: Kurohyou