Do panthers change layers in the rainforests?

Answer 1

Panthers, often referring to black leopards or cougars, typically do not change layers in rainforests in the same way birds or some other animals might. They are adaptable hunters that can move through various levels of the forest, but their behavior during rain may lead them to stay lower in the canopy or seek shelter to avoid heavy rain. Their mobility allows them to navigate different habitats as needed, but they generally remain in their preferred territories regardless of weather conditions.