Does the Florida panther live in groups or packs?

Answer 1

The Florida panther is a solitary and territorial animal, typically living and hunting alone. They do not form groups or packs like some other species of big cats. This solitary behavior is likely due to their need for large territories to roam and hunt for food.

Answer 2

Panther is a generic term and does not apply to a single species. It may refer toa lion - panthera leo

a tiger - panthera tigris

a leopard - pantera pardus

a jaguar - panthera onca

a snow leopard - panthera uncia

The only species that lives in groups (prides) is the lion.

Answer 3

Panther is a generic term and does not apply to a single species. It may refer toa lion - panthera leo

a tiger - panthera tigris

a leopard - panthera pardus

a jaguar - panthera onca

a snow leopard - panthera uncia

To which species of panther were you referring? Only the lion lives and travels in groups called prides.

Answer 4

i think that Florida panthers travel by itself

Answer 5

No. All cats are solitary (other than mothers and their kittens) except for lions.

Answer 6

No. Panthers are solitary, Like most cat species. Though the Panthera Onca (Black Jaguars) Have been known to form a group with littermates.

Answer 7

Panthers are solitary creatures, thus they prefer to travel and hunt alone.

Answer 8

No, most big cats are solitary or groups consist of a mother and cubs. Only the African lion lives in large groups called prides.

Answer 9

no it is a solitary animal

Answer 10

they live in the central of Asia (some)