How many black panthers are left in the world?

There are estimated to be between 12,000 and 20,000 black panthers left in the world. These animals are found in various parts of Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Angola, and South Africa. They are also found in some parts of Asia, such as India and Nepal. Black panthers are a subspecies of the common leopard, and they are distinguished by their black coloration, which is caused by a genetic mutation.