Re: ** Black Panters **

Posted by Champ on September 17, 1999 at 14:59:44:

In Reply to: Re: Bill, where are you?? ---- **Rogue Wolves** - Black Panters & Hector posted by MMMMarcia on September 17, 1999 at 09:18:29:

: And Champ, you DO know there's no such thing as a "black panther," right? I'm assuming that's why you put the quotation marks around the term. If she does, indeed, have a Big Cat around that's seems solid black, it would have to be a leopard, which would make it an escapee from somewhere. Black leopards are not uncommon, and in the sunlight, you can still see the rosette pattern on their fur, under all the blackness. Cool cats, indeed!

: MMMM

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Siyo MMMMarcia ---

yes, in fact I questioned her about it actually being *black* as I too had never heard of such a thing (except for leopards, as you pointed out above).
She swears up & down its so, says her neighbor has gotten a good look at it, as they have been leaving food out for it to bring it in view (!!!)....
Hence why I've asked to see a picture of it...
I have heard of (& seen) some rather dark gray panthers (cougars/pumas/catamounts/etc) before, but never a black one.
Could very well be an exoctic "pet" that has been turned loose,
and they dont realize it...

"Champ"

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: : And Champ, you DO know there's no such thing as a "black panther," right?  I'm assuming that's why you put the quotation marks around the term.  If she does, indeed, have a Big Cat around that's seems solid black, it would have to be a leopard, which would make it an escapee from somewhere.  Black leopards are not uncommon, and in the sunlight, you can still see the rosette pattern on their fur, under all the blackness.  Cool cats, indeed!

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: Siyo MMMMarcia ---

: yes, in fact I questioned her about it actually being *black* as I too had never heard of such a thing (except for leopards, as you pointed out above).
: She swears up & down its so, says her neighbor has gotten a good look at it, as they have been leaving food out for it to bring it in view (!!!)....
: Hence why I've asked to see a picture of it...
: I have heard of (& seen) some rather dark gray panthers (cougars/pumas/catamounts/etc) before, but never a black one.
: Could very well be an exoctic "pet" that has been turned loose,
: and they dont realize it...

: "Champ"


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