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Standing in front of the closed Bus depot at Harwich . Panther Travel Dennis Dart Plaxton Pointer BIG 7006 was on the morning town circular. Was S303 JUA and new to Arriva South London in 1998.If it makes it to August that will make it 20 years old.
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used FC polychromos
It was a lioness but i made a panther of it
Okay, so I am finally building my version of a Panther. It is a combo of Jeff's, L4L's, KT's, and my chassis. The chassis is already built in tan. My problem is the turret. I want to make an all brick built turret. I have a generic one built now with 2x1x2 slope bricks. But the backside looks iffy at best. Now I have a newer version of it. I just need to decide on the width of the back. It still is not perfect, but it is solid for playing with. :) So which does everyone think, the left side which hides behind the slopes, or the right that sticks out a hair?
Ein schwarzer Panther oder schwarzer Panter ist ein Leopard (Panthera pardus), dessen Fell eine durchgehend schwarze FĂ€rbung aufweist, statt wie ĂŒblich schwarze Rosetten auf einem gold-gelben Grund. Unter gĂŒnstigen LichtverhĂ€ltnissen ist die eigentlich gefleckte Fellzeichnung aber immer noch zu erkennen. Es handelt sich bei diesen Panthern also nicht um eine eigene Art, sondern um eine Form des Melanismus. Neben diesen werden auch schwarze Jaguare (Panthera onca) sowie andere Katzenarten als Panther bezeichnet.
Bei den Leoparden entsteht die SchwarzfĂ€rbung durch die Vererbung eines rezessiven Gens. Das rezessive Gen kann auch bei den normalfarbenen vorhanden sein, da es durch das dominante Gen, welches fĂŒr die GelbfĂ€rbung verantwortlich ist, unterdrĂŒckt wird und somit keinen Einfluss auf die Fellfarbe gewinnt. Eine Weitervererbung des rezessiven Gens durch normalfarbene Tiere ist möglich, so dass schwarze Leoparden in einem Wurf vorhanden sein können, sofern beide normalfarbigen Elternteile TrĂ€ger des fĂŒr die SchwarzfĂ€rbung verantwortlichen rezessiven Gens sind. Im Gegensatz zum Leoparden ist das fĂŒr die SchwarzfĂ€rbung verantwortliche Gen beim Jaguar dominant, so dass schwarze Jungtiere bereits dann auftreten können, wenn nur ein Elterntier das Gen aufweist. Dies bedeutet auch, dass normalfarbige Jungtiere entstehen können, wenn die Eltern schwarz gefĂ€rbt sind, jedoch beide Elternteile das rezessive Gen fĂŒr die gemusterte Farbgebung in sich tragen.
Ein schwarzer Panther oder schwarzer Panter ist ein Leopard (Panthera pardus), dessen Fell eine durchgehend schwarze FĂ€rbung aufweist, statt wie ĂŒblich schwarze Rosetten auf einem gold-gelben Grund. Unter gĂŒnstigen LichtverhĂ€ltnissen ist die eigentlich gefleckte Fellzeichnung aber immer noch zu erkennen. Es handelt sich bei diesen Panthern also nicht um eine eigene Art, sondern um eine Form des Melanismus. Neben diesen werden auch schwarze Jaguare (Panthera onca) sowie andere Katzenarten als Panther bezeichnet.
Bei den Leoparden entsteht die SchwarzfĂ€rbung durch die Vererbung eines rezessiven Gens. Das rezessive Gen kann auch bei den normalfarbenen vorhanden sein, da es durch das dominante Gen, welches fĂŒr die GelbfĂ€rbung verantwortlich ist, unterdrĂŒckt wird und somit keinen Einfluss auf die Fellfarbe gewinnt. Eine Weitervererbung des rezessiven Gens durch normalfarbene Tiere ist möglich, so dass schwarze Leoparden in einem Wurf vorhanden sein können, sofern beide normalfarbigen Elternteile TrĂ€ger des fĂŒr die SchwarzfĂ€rbung verantwortlichen rezessiven Gens sind. Im Gegensatz zum Leoparden ist das fĂŒr die SchwarzfĂ€rbung verantwortliche Gen beim Jaguar dominant, so dass schwarze Jungtiere bereits dann auftreten können, wenn nur ein Elterntier das Gen aufweist. Dies bedeutet auch, dass normalfarbige Jungtiere entstehen können, wenn die Eltern schwarz gefĂ€rbt sind, jedoch beide Elternteile das rezessive Gen fĂŒr die gemusterte Farbgebung in sich tragen.
(Aus Wikipedia)
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A black panther is the melanistic color variant of any big cat species. Black panthers in Asia and Africa are leopards (Panthera pardus), and those in the Americas are black jaguars (Panthera onca)
A black panther is the melanistic color variant of any big cat species. Black panthers in Asia and Africa are leopards (Panthera pardus), and those in the Americas are black jaguars (Panthera onca)
Leopard
Data on the distribution of leopard populations indicates that melanism occurs in five subspecies: Javan leopard (P. p. melas), African leopard (P. p. pardus), Indian leopard (P. p. fusca), Indochinese leopard (P. p. delacouri) and Sri Lankan leopard (P. p. kotiya). Black leopards are common in the equatorial rainforest of the Malay Peninsula and the tropical rainforest on the slopes of some African mountains such as Mount Kenya. Melanistic leopards are common in Java, and are reported from densely forested areas in southwestern China, Myanmar, Assam and Nepal, from Travancore and some parts of southern India where they may be more numerous than spotted leopards. In Africa, melanistic leopards have been reported only in Ethiopia and Aberdare Mountains in Kenya. Unconfirmed reports exist also in South Africa and in northern Iran. Based on records from camera-traps, melanistic leopards occur foremost in tropical and subtropical moist forests, but have not been recorded in temperate forest, open and arid habitats.
The taxonomic status of captive black leopards and the extent of hybridization between different subspecies is uncertain. Therefore, coordinated breeding programs for black leopards do not exist in European and North American zoos. Black leopards occupy space needed for breeding of endangered leopard subspecies and are not kept within the North American Species Survival Plan.
A pseudo-melanistic leopard has a normal background color, but the spots are more densely packed than normal and merge to obscure the golden-brown background color. Any spots on the flanks and limbs that have not merged into the mass of swirls and stripes are unusually small and discrete, rather than forming rosettes. The face and underparts are paler and dappled like those of ordinary spotted leopards.
(from Wikipedia)
Lick your lips. Get ready. And let this week unfold. Say hello to a beautiful Florida panther. Happy Monday beautiful people!
Belgium.
Antwerp National Zoo.
Antwerp Zoo (Dutch: ZOO Antwerpen) is a zoo in the centre of Antwerp, Belgium, located next to the Antwerpen-Centraal railway station. It is the oldest animal park in the country, and one of the oldest in the world, established on 21 July 1843.
Pink Panther, today i took my kids around all the lighthouse's on Anglesey. we finished up at penmon with some chips. we had found some brilliant fossils's on the pebble beach and they where having so much fun we stayed for sunset :) another one to add to my Lighthouse series and happy memories with the kids.
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Let's continue with another big cat this morning. The Florida panther is critically endangered, with only between 100-200 animals remaining and constant threats from vehicular collisions and habitat fragmentation. Folks, let's work together to bring back the numbers and allow this beautiful puma to live in peace in the Florida wilds. Please, consider that we don't NEED more toll roads for convenience, and we don't need their land, while they very much do. Isn't it time to share, to do the right thing?
Panther motorcycles were manufactured in Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, from 1900 to 1967. This 1952 Panther 600, 316 XUY, was seen at Cotswold Airport, Kemble, on 17th December 2024.
Panther Travel's renumbered Tri-axle coach Reg AB07 PAN looking really impressive in its new black livery standing in the road outside Mardens now fully decalled ready to depart.
18 September 2014
A bright sunny afternoon and Panther Travel immaculate Leyland Olympian BIG 9249 is seen approaching Mistley.
GBRf 66717 photographed from Edwards (Panthers) Bridge near Long Buckby, as it hauls 4M23 10:46 Hams Hall-Felixstowe.
6th June 2018
Male panther chameleons can grow up to 20 inches (51 cm) in length, with a typical length of around 17 inches (43 cm). Females are smaller, at about half the size. In a form of sexual dimorphism, males are more vibrantly colored than the females. Coloration varies with location, and the different color patterns of panther chameleons are commonly referred to as 'locales', which are named after the geographical location in which they are found. Panther chameleons from the areas of Nosy Be, Ankify, and Ambanja are typically a vibrant blue, while those from Ambilobe, Antsiranana, and Sambava are red, green or orange. The areas of Maroantsetra and Tamatave yield primarily red specimens. Numerous other color phases, and patterns occur between and within regions. Females generally remain tan and brown with hints of pink, peach, or bright orange, no matter where they are found, but there are slight differences in patterns and colors among the different color phases.
Girl with a Florida panther, that is. Girl with a two dimensional representation of a Florida panther, that is. At the Naples Zoo at the Caribbean Gardens in Naples, FL. Even though I know what's going on in this photo, there are times when I look at it and see something more than a two dimensional representation of a panther!
Best avoided - this is a poisonous species - one of the Amanitas - easily confused with the edible species - the Blusher A. rubescens.
Panther Travel's renumbered coach AB07 PAN looking very impressive in its new black livery stands in the road outside Mardens.
Not yet completed with regard to decals it was finished off after this picture was taken.
I must say black really suits this coach.
17 September 2014
We took the back roads between Trout Lake and Carson, We hadn't planned on it but along the way we came upon Panther Creek so we had to stop and take a few pictures of our favorite water fall.
Cette jolie demoiselle au parc des félins !
C'est la 1Ăšre fois que j'arrive Ă l'avoir aussi bien... Elles sont dans un enclos assez sombre.
Je précise qu'il n'y a aucune vitre, juste des gros barreaux pour éviter que cette belle panthÚre ne me croque !!
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Panther Beach, Davenport, CA.
Once again I am up to my knees in the surf for this shot at Panther Beach. This storm dropped a ton of rain but after reviewing the weather forecast extensively I saw a possible break in the weather around sunset. Sure enough, the rain held off long enough for me to take a few shots and on my way out the rain returned.
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Municipal fleet, Preston Borough Transport built up quite a fleet of Leyland Panthers in the late '60s and early '70s. I suppose it wasn't unreasonable for an operation where, with much urban running, the need was there for easier entrance arrangements and wasn't a surprise considering the close proximity of the Leyland plant with most if not all of the fleet being made up of that manufacturer's products. Many of these buses had comparatively short lives here though with a large number making the journey west across the Irish sea to the Isle of Man when little more than ten years old. That wasn't to be the end for some however as they returned to the mainland to finish their days with Chadderton based independent Citybus who were exploiting 'Deregulation'.
Marshall bodied KRN 221H and a sister bus were captured outside the garage circa 1980.
A westbound coal train leaves Helper and passes through Utah Railway Junction. In the background is Panther Canyon, once home to hundreds of families working the coal mines of the Price River Canyon. November 21 2020.
Saturday Clyde (Whisle) and I spent a pleasant day photographing four waterfalls near the Blue Ridge Parkway in Nelson, Rockbridge, and Amherst counties. Panther Falls is said to be a very popular swimming spot in warmer weather, so a winter visit seemed a good idea. While there were some ice and snow remnants along the trail, the temperature was well above average; even so, and even though the forecast heavy cloud cover failed to materialize, we first had the place to ourselves, and later shared it with only about a half-dozen young folks who arrived in two vehicles. Cost of admission is driving over a bit over 3 miles (one way) of rather rough gravel road and getting over some shallow water and mud; elevation drops steadily from the road's US 60 intersection and the parking area for the falls. Camera GPS data show 1,334 feet elevation at this vantage point.
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Panther Creek Falls is my #1 favorite waterfall out of every waterfall that I've visited. The amount of water and style of the flow is just breathtaking!
The upper viewing deck doesn't give a very photogenic angle so we had to scramble down the makeshift trail to the left of the viewing deck. This included using a 100-foot rope that we brought along. The rope was necessary to aid with several 5-6 foot drop areas.
Once we got to the bottom, we were rewarded with this outstanding view
City Connect Panther 53627 has been reregistered for a third time.
New as SV61 CTY it gained the former Routemaster plate WLT 915 before reverting to SV61 CTY when the cherished plate passed to a management company car. It has now gained the plate DSV 943 latterly on an Insch artic.
Seen here unusually on the 62 from Ellon rather then the 10.
Panther Falls in Rabun County, GA
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I absolutely butchered the decals on this model. Sorry.
But there are also some details I really like - like "screws" on the frontal armor plate, supporting the mudguards. The real Panthers have them as well.