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Black panther spotted on trail camera near Groveton Texas
Black panther spotted on trail camera near Groveton Texas
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Black panther in Groveton
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Last: 13 days ago by One-Eyed Fat Man
Oh, Lort.
This picture has been around for years and I doubt there is a town in Texas that it hasn't been attributed to.
There.Are.No.Black.Panthers.
This picture has been around for years and I doubt there is a town in Texas that it hasn't been attributed to.
There.Are.No.Black.Panthers.
Well ***** I'm only seeing this photo associated with the story I saw but maybe I'm not looking in the right places.
In the correct use of the word panther, which means a large wild cat, there are black mutants. I guess you refer to people thinking that black panthers are a separate species.
Facebook got another one!!!
Mountain Lions don't have the black coloration in their genome. I always love when someone calls these a black mountain lion.
I know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot.
Man, this is a rabbit hole… coming back for the education in a bit… thanks for the info folks. Pardon my ignorance!
https://a-z-animals.com/animals/comparison/cougar-vs-jaguar/
Mountain line/Cougar looks like a distance runner, long and lean.
Jaguars look like a power lifter, very muscular and heavy.
Mountain line/Cougar looks like a distance runner, long and lean.
Jaguars look like a power lifter, very muscular and heavy.
Texas A&M - 148 years of tradition, unimpeded by progress.
Not your fault. The amount of crap out their people cycle through on the internet today to get clicks is at an all time high. AI has made it unfortunately even more realistic copies. You can't trust anything you see anymore.
You are exactly right. But I saw a tom one time that was the Bo Jackson version of a distance runner and it was alarming.CT'97 said:
https://a-z-animals.com/animals/comparison/cougar-vs-jaguar/
Mountain line/Cougar looks like a distance runner, long and lean.
Jaguars look like a power lifter, very muscular and heavy.
Normangee (Panthers) played Groveton on 10/18 & that's about when that started circulating again.
As soon as I saw the thread I knew it was a pic I saw last week on FB. Since when does Groveton have trees with moss on them?
Your wrong. A few supposedly were sighted around polling places on Tuesday. 
SteveBott said:
As soon as I saw the thread I knew it was a pic I saw last week on FB. Since when does Groveton have trees with moss on them?
Lufkin/Angelina County has many trees with moss. Which is the neighboring county and lufkin to groveton is only about 25-30 minutes.
Sorry about your black panther party.
This is correct.schmellba99 said:
There.Are.No.Black.Panthers.
They prefer to be called African-American Panthers.
DargelSkout said:
Sorry about your black panther party.
DargelSkout said:
Sorry about your black panther party.
Well done sir
That is an AI pic
If I had some extra $, I'd find a way to purchase one and turn it loose in Brazos County just to come back and watch TexAgs.
mhnatt said:
If I had some extra $, I'd find a way to purchase one and turn it loose in Brazos County just to come back and watch TexAgs.
black lab?
Black panther lives matter - so much, one has never been shot and mounted, or captured and displayed in Texas (or the U.S. that I'm aware of).DargelSkout said:
Sorry about your black panther party.
DargelSkout said:
Sorry about your black panther party.
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