I think a Jaguarundi is also of the same class (or genus or whatever) as a Puma Concolor (i.e., cougar, puma, mountain lion, and that the name of that taxonomical grouping is also Puma. So maybe they referred to that with 10.1, or to a German shoe company.
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Aren't a "Puma" and a "Mountain Lion" the same animal?
I think panther and leopard too.
just FYI, I learned recently[0] that "black panthers" can actually refer to either jaguars, leopards or possibly other "black" variants of large cats.
[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_panther
Yes.
I think a Jaguarundi is also of the same class (or genus or whatever) as a Puma Concolor (i.e., cougar, puma, mountain lion, and that the name of that taxonomical grouping is also Puma. So maybe they referred to that with 10.1, or to a German shoe company.