Why are panthers not becoming extinct?

Answer 1

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

a leopard - pantera pardus

a jaguar - panthera onca

a snow leopard - panthera uncia

Each of the above species is either vulnerable, threatened or endangered.

Answer 2

Panther is a general name for big cats (leopard jaguar couger) so they cannot go extinct and are not. Panther is often used as an abbreviation for Black Panther (perhaps this is what you meant?) These are just rare genetic conditions of cats, so were never a unique species so cannot go extinct

Answer 3

Because they are not being hunted too much. Too much hunting means little panthers existing. There aren't too many hunters hunting panthers, though.

Answer 4

the Florida panther is not extinct it is endangered but they are very Cloe's to being extinct

Answer 5

No. It is very much alive. But they are endangered.

Answer 6

Black panthers are not a particular species but, rather, melanistic (black) morphs of either the leopard or the jaguar. Neither species is endangered.

Answer 7

The black panther is not a single species. It may be a melanistic (black) leopard or a melanistic jaguar. Neither species is extinct.

Answer 8

i have no ide

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

no