“Wild cats that are black” is a Google search term. No wild cat species is black as a default or standard coat color. And neither can some wild cats, who through a genetic mutation have become black, be genuinely called … Continue reading →
Unsurprisingly, I have not been able to find a photograph of a black mountain lion so I created one (or two). They are not that great but they give an idea of what a black puma might look like; not … Continue reading →
This is another one of those black panther sightings with a slight twist in the tail! It concerns the state of Louisiana, USA. Some people think there are mountain lions in Louisiana. Although it is a little bit too far … Continue reading →
Big cat sighting in ancient woodland park near London…..! Not bad is it? You can probably tell that it is not real but on a casual glance in the mist you might not be so certain. This black panther “big … Continue reading →
Black pumas are melanistic pumas (aka: cougars, mountain lions). They are also called black panthers. Melanistic leopards and jaguars are also called black panthers. Jordan Carlton Schaul of the University of Alaska says that black jaguarundis are also referred to … Continue reading →
This is a black panther photo taken in Berlin Zoo by Raphael Kugel. For me, it is a very sad but interesting photograph. The picture is on Raphael’s Flickr photostream. Raphael kindly agreed to let me publish it here. I … Continue reading →
by Patricia (USA) Recently driving through rural northern Arizona. Observed a large animal crossing the road, when I got closer I saw that it was a very large cat thin cheetah shape, black short hair, mottled with brown. The cat … Continue reading →
People search for a black leopard picture. Here are four, two of which are, I think, a little unusual. They big ones with the Polaroid borders are not very sharp but they are good nonetheless because they arrest the attention. … Continue reading →
