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Black Panther
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
Black Panther Head Sculpture
Now you can have one of these all-time-favorite big cats to keep you company.

Our black panther head sculpture features a handmade base, covered with sleek black man-made fur. It is one of our most popular big cat head sculptures. In certain lighting, its shiny handmade eyes seem to glow.

The design includes a hook for easy hanging on a home or office wall. It will provide an exotic accent for almost any room.

One of our black panther head sculptures was purchased by the director of a fine arts museum for his personal collection.

Height12 in.30 cm.
Width8 in.20 cm.
Depth10 in.25 cm.
Weight13 oz.370 g.
PriceUS $189
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About Leopards and Black Panthers
Leopards and black panthers live in Africa and Southern Asia. The name leopard indicates that the ancients thought that the spotted cat was a cross between a lion and a black panther, which was then called a “pard”. More recently, people thought that leopards and black panthers were separate species, but zoologists have established that the black panther is simply a color variation of the leopard, like yellow and black Labrador retrievers. To compound the naming problems, “panther” is also used in the Americas for the cougar / mountain lion / puma, who one would think already had enough names.
Other cats that we offer include a Bobcat, Caracal, Cheetah, Cougar/Mountain Lion/Puma, Lions, Lynx, Serval, and Tigers.

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