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No, there wasn’t, because Apple usually announced those code names long, long, long in advance.Back in the big cat days, there was intrigue and fun to guess what the next name will be universally.
Panther was pretty much known immediately after Jaguar was released, Apple announced Tiger as the name literally during the WWDC04 invitations, Leopard’s name was announced 2 1/2 years before it actually released, and over a year and two months before it was even first demoed or released in beta.
Same with snow leopard, the name was known within six months of Leopard’s release and over a year and a half before it released.
Lion, again another situation where Apple literally announced the name within the press invitations.
Literally, the only version of a big cat release that wasn’t known years in advance was mountain lion, and that one was a surprise drop on Apple‘s website in a random day in February.
It wasn’t until they switched the names to California landmarks that they began being quite secretive about it, with the names usually not leaking until a day or two before WWDC.