A wall relief found in 2021 at the site of Sayburç (“sigh-boorch”) depicts a man holding his penis between two of these animals. They aren’t bulls, but a book called [This animal’s] Tale by Ian Hodder documents his work at Çatalhöyük (“chah-TAHL-hey-yook”), where iconography of these animals is common, but not their remains. Pottery from the Khami culture is often found in the same archaeological layers as the more decorative ceramics of a culture named for these animals’ “Kopje” (“kawp-yuh”). The Magerius (-5[1])Mosaic found in modern (*) Tunisia (10[1])depicts four of these animals being killed in a venatio show. The Narmer palette depicts two (-5[1])long-necked beasts (10[1])whose modern name combines that (-5[1])of these animals with “serpent.” (10[4])According to Pliny, these animals were a hybrid of a beast named for its mottled coat and a lioness. For 10 points, name these Old World big cats long thought to be distinct from black panthers. (10[1])■END■ (10[1]0[1])