GDT: ECF: Game 1 - New York Rangers vs Florida Panthers, 8pm ET, ESPN
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28-3 rags win
Kreider with 2TDs
Rempe with a pick six, one called back due to roughing the goaltender
Panarin with a TD
Bettmans Panthers kick a field goal only cause of 40 defensive holdings (controversial)
Kreider with 2TDs
Rempe with a pick six, one called back due to roughing the goaltender
Panarin with a TD
Bettmans Panthers kick a field goal only cause of 40 defensive holdings (controversial)
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Cougars and Panthers are same thing, with different names. FL panthers population was even supplemented with female cougars from out west to help stave off their total disappearance from Florida.
One doesnt look like the other.
Hard to tell from that pic, but black cat’s head looks a little wider, and looks maybe thicker down through its’ shoulders. Black Panthers of legend are certainly a possibility, but there’s never been one “documented”, for whatever that’s worth.
LoL, not what I thought I’d be doing while awaiting the puck to finally drop, but if you’re interested....
Black Panthers Don't Exist, But Black Longtails Do (Pt. 1) - Higher Calling Wildlife
Black panthers do not exist as a species. If you open any field guide to wild cats of the world, there will be no species as a “black panther”. All of the large black cats you see on television and in zoos are black (melanistic) jaguars and leopards. They are not a separate species but …...
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Black Panthers Don't Exist, But Black Longtails Do (Pt. 2) - Higher Calling Wildlife
Sightings of “black panthers” are common in the United States, especially in Texas and the Southeastern region. The problem as I covered in part 1 of this series is that there is no such species as a “black panther” anywhere in the world. What about the large black cats seen in zoos and on...
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Cougars and Panthers are same thing, with different names. FL panthers population was even supplemented with female cougars from out west to help stave off their total disappearance from Florida.
Hard to tell from that pic, but black cat’s head looks a little wider, and looks maybe thicker down through its’ shoulders. Black Panthers of legend are certainly a possibility, but there’s never been one “documented”, for whatever that’s worth.
LoL, not what I thought I’d be doing while awaiting the puck to finally drop, but if you’re interested....
Black Panthers Don't Exist, But Black Longtails Do (Pt. 1) - Higher Calling Wildlife
Black panthers do not exist as a species. If you open any field guide to wild cats of the world, there will be no species as a “black panther”. All of the large black cats you see on television and in zoos are black (melanistic) jaguars and leopards. They are not a separate species but …...Black Panthers Don't Exist, But Black Longtails Do (Pt. 2) - Higher Calling Wildlife
Sightings of “black panthers” are common in the United States, especially in Texas and the Southeastern region. The problem as I covered in part 1 of this series is that there is no such species as a “black panther” anywhere in the world. What about the large black cats seen in zoos and on...
- Pantherinae, the cat subfamily that contains the genera Panthera and Neofelis
- Panthera, the cat genus that contains tigers, lions, jaguars and leopards
- Jaguar (Panthera onca), found in South and Central America
- Leopard (Panthera pardus), found in Africa and Asia
- Black panther, a name for the phenotypic genetic variant that forms the black leopard or jaguar
- Panthera, the cat genus that contains tigers, lions, jaguars and leopards
- Cougar, a big cat that is not in the subfamily Pantherinae, but is commonly referred to as a panther
- Florida panther, a population of cougar
Different subfamily. Just because Florida man wants to think of their cougars as panthers doesnt make it so
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Not from the movie I watched...
On another colored note...
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Florida.... Woman?
I am Florida woman!
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Taylor Swift confirmed!
Oh I wish I looked like her... and had her money...
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Wouldnt have time to watch hockey though.
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- Pantherinae, the cat subfamily that contains the genera Panthera and Neofelis
- Panthera, the cat genus that contains tigers, lions, jaguars and leopards
- Jaguar (Panthera onca), found in South and Central America
- Leopard (Panthera pardus), found in Africa and Asia
- Black panther, a name for the phenotypic genetic variant that forms the black leopard or jaguar
- Cougar, a big cat that is not in the subfamily Pantherinae, but is commonly referred to as a panther
- Florida panther, a population of cougar
Different subfamily. Just because Florida man wants to think of their cougars as panthers doesnt make it so
- Florida panther, a population of cougar
- Black panther, a name for the phenotypic genetic variant that forms the black leopard or jaguar
Most “black Panthers” are leopards or jaguars.
Oh I don't want her lifestyle. Just as much money as her, and her looks.
That would leave me with plenty of time to watch hockey still. Speaking of which, I hope I can stay awake for this whole game...
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Black Panther falls under the Pantherinae subfamily though, Cougar doesnt. Very unrelated cat.
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That’s what I’ve been saying all along. Black Panthers aren’t “panthers”, at all.
Cougars aka “panthers” are just different names that came from different areas of their (once) normal range.
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Okay... But wouldnt the Pantherinae subfamily be Panthers? Felinae is the subfamily of Cougar. Leopards/Jaguars = Panthers. Cougars/Florida Panther = Felines.
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Especially the tourist onesI like cougars.
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As a "neutral" (and I use that term very loosely), I can't wait for this series.
Chaos and debauchery.
Feed that old-time hockey into my veins, baby.
Chaos and debauchery.
Feed that old-time hockey into my veins, baby.
Why do we let partisans create these board-wide gameday threads? Dude is obviously a rags partisan and didn't hide it. There should at least be pressure to hide it.
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Yes, the whole name “panthers” stems from a totally unscientific classification, but that’s what they were called, and it is what it is now. There are so many different names for cougars.
Okay... But wouldnt the Pantherinae subfamily be Panthers? Felinae is the subfamily of Cougar. Leopards/Jaguars = Panthers. Cougars/Florida Panther = Felines.
So, most people envision a cougar when you say panther, when, scientifically, they should be picturing a leopard when they hear that word.
It’s just taken from the home team’s page. NBD
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As Randy Moller (FL tv analyst) said in series preview, will be a “raunchous” environment.
Ol’ Randy invented a cool word LoL. Raunchy and raucous should be helluva series.- Status
