How does the Florida panther kill its prey?

The Florida panther primarily uses a stalking and ambush technique to hunt its prey. It relies on its keen eyesight and hearing to locate animals, then silently approaches before pouncing. Once close enough, the panther uses its powerful forelimbs to deliver a fatal bite, typically targeting the neck or throat of its prey to ensure a quick kill. This solitary predator primarily feeds on deer, small mammals, and birds.