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#1 by Anonymous (Nobody) at 09 Apr 2014 19:51:55 GMT
| No Karthik, you are not exactly crcoert."Panther" is a generic term often used to describe everything from cougars, jaguars to leopards.The "black panthers" found in parts of India are leopards with a colour variation and the word "panther" is often used to describe normal leopards as well. "Panther" is easier on the tongue than "leopard." So, as a matter of fact, "panthers" don't exist as a species in India, leopards do. |
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