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SMG answered hello to you too! Sorry I'm a little bit busy this week and i like your video album`! It's nice to meet you here christian!

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American scientist and publisher Christian, That is pretty fascinating. It is possible that the zoo would be expecting kittens. “Black panthers” aren’t really a distinct species, but a catch all name for any big cat with too much melanin. That black panther in the video was probably a black leopard (since they are being housed in the same enclosure), so the two are the same species and therefore able to breed. Even if they were not the same species, breeding could be possible. Lions, tigers, jaguars, and leopards can all produce offspring with each other. Depending on the match up however, their offspring might be sterile (kind of like a mule). Cheers,

American conservation center Yes. It is a male and female jaguar breeding. (Unless they have been neutered or spayed) I'm not sure why you reference "genetically impossible?" Do not get confused by the color variations of the species.

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