| Known variously as pumas, panthers, or mountain lions, cougars are fairly common in the West, but not in the East. |
| Lions and panthers sauntered in their enclosures in search of a cool shade while elephants basked for most part of the day in little ponds. |
| This not about blue-rinse bus tours and the grey panthers sipping their gin and tonics in baronial Scottish homes. |
| Two-thirds of the sightings involved large black animals resembling melanistic leopards, also known as panthers. |
| A shy New York artist fears she may have descended from a family of cursed women who turn into panthers when turned on. |
| They each bore into each other's eyes, circling each other like two black panthers, each afraid to be the first to move. |
