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In page Black tiger:
"Pocock's article in the JBNHS[1] recorded 3 reports of black tigers: the 1846 Chittagong specimen reported by Mr. C. F. Buckland in the Field[2] and in the JBNHS;[3] the 1913 Bhamo, Burma specimen reported by Mr. A. T. Hauxwell[4] and the Lushai Hills, Assam specimen.[5] Col. S. Capper,[6] while shooting in the Cardamom Hills, S. India, saw through a telescope a black animal lying on a rock and identified it as a tiger. Black leopards were present in the area and the identification is therefore dubious. Brigadier General Burton wrote in his book "Sport and Wildlife in the Deccan" that light and shade in the jungle can give erroneous impressions of an animal's color, thus casting doubt on Hauxwell's black tiger also.
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