The Florida Panther needs large amounts of food to stay alive. It takes up to 35-50 deer a year to feed on. The Florida Panther has litters 1-4 kittens. The female panther lives alone accept when raising their young, but the male panther lives alone accept when mating. The kittens weight 1 pound at birth.
Births usually occur at anytime of the year, but are most common in the late spring.
The panthers need to live in large amounts of space for their environment. You can find them in Northern Mexico, and at the Southern tip or southern America. They live in dry grasslands, such as deep forest, jungles, scrublands, and mountains. There are many habitat problems for the panthers. One problem is that they are exposed through a food chain of a variety of pesticide.