How much space does a black panther need?

A Black Panther, typically a melanistic variant of a leopard or jaguar, requires a territory size that can range from 20 to over 100 square miles, depending on factors such as prey availability, habitat quality, and population density. In areas with abundant resources, their territory may be smaller, while in less favorable environments, they may need more space to find food and mates. They are solitary animals, often establishing and defending their own territory from others.