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The white tiger is correct, but the "black _panther"_ is _actually_ a black _leopsrd_ and the third is _not _ a leopard, but a cheetah... Or in this case, since it's so young, a _cheetoh.._ 🙄 Sorry. To make up for it, how about a pseudo-interesting observaton & a pretty cool factoid? [if the answer is "No", move on, now, cause i'm doing it anyway.] If you chose to play, _"one of these things ix not like the others",_ the cheetah is the odd-one out. Because the other two are color variants of their species. Thd black "panther" is _melanistic_ -- meaning more black pigmant than usual. Both leopards & jaguars have this variant. I think this onev is a leopard because the jaguar head is... "boxy-er." The white tiger has a color variant called leucism. it's not albiniism -- the absence of any pigment -- because only the genes for red & yellow ate not expressed. Albino tigers wouldn't have any stripes & without pupilary pigment, the eyes would appear red. _Cool factoid:_ All cheetshs are [technically] clones! There are no genetc differences between them. If you needed to do a skin graft or organ transplant you could get the ... _"donation"_ from just any ol' cheetah you got laying around -- could be one on the other side of the world; No risk of rejection!
When they're adults, the leopard is in the ground. After that, I'm guessing the tiger has the upper hand, but the panther is no slouch and could pull off the win in the right circumstances.
