Sound Up! A special capture of a female Florida panther, sometimes referred to as the "swamp screamer", yowling for a potential mate. Did you know panthers (which are a subspecies of puma) are not a true "big cat" - pumas lack the ability to roar like their larger cousins - e.g. tiger, leopard, lion, and jaguar. Although they cannot truly roar, Florida panthers are capable of making many different vocalizations depending on their mood and the situation. Panthers in Florida are known to be season

Ever heard a lioness ROAR? 🦁🗣 Did you know that both males and females are able to roar. This female was recently found in the Fever Tree area in the floodplain of Coutada 11 roaring, either to call her sister or to intimidate other lions in the area. She has become extremely relaxed and her slightly swollen belly suggests that is likely carrying some cubs! @cabelafamilyfoundation @ivan.carter #lion #roar #lioness #lionsofinstagram #zambezidelta #mozambique #anac #wildlifeconservation #panther

Cheetahs may be the fastest land animals, but they’ve also got a variety of vocalizations! Unlike lions and tigers, cheetahs can’t roar, but they can meow, chirp, hiss and even growl. Each sound has a purpose, to help these cats survive in the wild. Our handsome boy Nyambe is letting us in on the conversation!💬🐆 #CheetahChat #PantherRidgeConservation #SpottedAndHeard #WildVoices | Panther Ridge Conservation Center