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How did the black panther come to Australia? |
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I'm starting to look around about this panther stuff im 13 and I'm very fascinated by it:) |
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First of all, I should point out that there is no actual species called a panther. It's just the name commonly given to melanistic leopards - that is, leopards with an excess of the dark pigment melanin, resulting in an almost totally black coat (the markings will still show up against the background in certain lights). Some people also refer to black jaguars as panthers, though this is not technically correct, and the subspecies of puma (also called the cougar or mountain lion) found in Florida is often called the Florida panther. |
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It was left behind by the army , it was used as a mascot |
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