Does the black panther have any symbiosis?

Yes, black panthers, which are typically melanistic leopards or jaguars, can exhibit symbiotic relationships in their ecosystems. For example, they may coexist with other species through mutualism, where they contribute to the control of prey populations, benefiting both themselves and the health of the ecosystem. Additionally, they can have commensal relationships with various birds or smaller animals that follow them to scavenge leftovers from their kills. However, the Black Panther itself is primarily a solitary predator.