Ce n'est pas une panthère noire #animaux #panthere #leopard #jaguar

That's not really a black pen. What people call black pen is in fact either a black leopard, or a black jaguar. This dark color comes from an anomalygenetic gray called melanism, which pushes their body to produce better pigment than normal. The famous stages of leopard and jaguar never disappear. They are always there. We can often distinguish rosettes under black pelage when the light of the sun rises with the right angle. Knowing if it's a leopard or a jaguar depends on its place of life. In Africa and in the majority of Asia, a black pen is almost always a melanical leopard. On the American continent, it is generally a black jaguar. This black pelage gives them a real advantage. In the forest and in full night, their pelage more blackens them to the bottom of the tree, which still complicate the search for them before they are too late. Even if they look almost identical, the jaguars and the leopards have very different morphologies. The jaguars are heavier and heavier. This is one of the most powerful deaths of all the grandfathers. The leopards have advantage of agility. They are formidable grimpers who often get their prey at the top of the trees to protect lions, lions and other jaguars.