Leopards and Panthers

No, they are not located in the same environment. Both are apex predators in their food chains.

No, panthers have an endoskeleton as do all mammals.

Small beetles, ants, flies, worms, smaller frogs, including their own species. (This frog is very small, sometimes smaller than a human fingernail.)

Female panthers have their name changed just like lions or tigers, they add an -ess on the end, thus the name of a female panther is a Pantheress.
Female Panthers have their name changed just like lions or tigers, they add and -ess on the end, thus the name of a female panther is a Pantheress.

Only 16 Florida Panthers are radio collared in 2011

The leopard, aka panther. Jaguars and pumas are also called panthers. All of these cats are stronger than the cheetah, which nature gave tremendous speed in place of strength.

When hunters came to kill the panther that killed donkey, the writer didn't want the panther to be killed by them. He feels happy when luckily the crafty panther sensed trouble and escaped.

A leopard is a mammal, and it has bones inside it, not outside it...

That it is black jaguar or leopard.

You usually see shapes in cumulus clouds.

The Pink Panther grossed $82,226,474 in the domestic market.

Snoe leopards live in central Asia

they both have claws and they're both cats but first of all panthers are faster and stronger second of all black panther can turn into a real panther and rip wolverine's head of and that can make him die

Because they can.

The leopard is a large, big speckled cat native to Africa, Asia and the Middle East and has been features in art, mythology and folklore in many countries where they have historically occurred including Ancient Greece, Persia (Ancient Iran), Rome and Africa. Leopard domestication has also been recorded: King John for example had several leopards in the 13th century around 1235. As for when they were discovered that is a more difficult question. Records of Leopards date back to ancient Egypt, Greece and Persia some 3,000 years ago, thus they were "discovered" in these times in the areas where they were native. Recordings and sightings of leopards have been documented since history was recorded, so they Leopards were never actually "discovered", but they've played a huge part in human culture and lifestyle because of they were so common. It's a fascinating subject and to learn more about it, check out your local library, there are several formats that detail the relationship ad history between leopards and humans including documentaries, books, magazine articles, web links etc. etc.

A Black Panther is the melanistic color variant of any Panthera species. Black panthers in Asia and Africa are leopards (Panthera pardus) and black panthers in the Americas are black jaguars (Panthera onca).

any of your local malls and shopping districts should have some

No, they are not a particular species. The term black panther can refer to a melanistic (black) morph of either the leopard of Africa and Asia or the Jaguar of the Americas.

there could be less than 20 left in the wild

Leopards don't roar. Only lions make that sound. A leopard screams.