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Female panthers are usually 1 ½ to 2 years old when they first give birth. There are usually two to four cubs born at a time. Panther cubs live with their mother for 1 ½ years. While the cubs are with their mother, they travel in the mother's home range. When the panthers grow up, their ranges are often similar to their mother's. Mothers will do anything to protect their cubs. But after the cubs grow up, they live on their own until they mate.
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How many babies can black bears reproduce?
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How many young can a lion have in one litter?
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How many cubs do black panthers have at a time?
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How many babies can a black panthers have?
None, Panthers are cats and cats have kittens or cubs not babies (which are human infants). Typically, a litter consists of two to three cubs but, sometimes, up to six.
How many babies can black panthers have?
None, Panthers are cats and cats have kittens or cubs not babies (which are human infants). Typically, a litter consists of two to three cubs but, sometimes, up to six.
