Brum 10 Jan 2012 Panthera pardus..........????? Not like you Maguari to fail to get a subspecies! Just read your description, now I understand that they're the rare panthera pardus zoomixei! Should never have doubted you really... http://www.zoochat.com/670/leopard-exhibit-jungle-park-las-aguilas-189102/
Panthera pardus..........????? Not like you Maguari to fail to get a subspecies! Just read your description, now I understand that they're the rare panthera pardus zoomixei! Should never have doubted you really... http://www.zoochat.com/670/leopard-exhibit-jungle-park-las-aguilas-189102/
Maguari 10 Jan 2012 Yes, no subspecies here because they aren't pure (as far as I can work out!). The zoo didn't even try to claim they were African, as sometimes happens with 'zoo' leopards.
Yes, no subspecies here because they aren't pure (as far as I can work out!). The zoo didn't even try to claim they were African, as sometimes happens with 'zoo' leopards.
Brum 10 Jan 2012 I've seen a few "Africans" over the years, particularly melanistic leopards and I'm fairly certain they're a bit of a rarity in that subspecies.
I've seen a few "Africans" over the years, particularly melanistic leopards and I'm fairly certain they're a bit of a rarity in that subspecies.
