Florida panther

Also known as Laguna del Espiritu Santo, River Glades, Pa-hay-okee, and the River of Grass, the Everglades is a subtropical wetland that stretches from Orlando to the bottom of Florida.The Kissimmee River flows into Lake Okeechobee which, in addition to a fun name, is extremely shallow - on average 9 feet with a maximum depth of 15 feet. From there water continues to flow down the peninsula of Florida at a rate of about a half mile per day in what is known as a sheetflow. According to…

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Park visitors sometimes ask where they might see the endangered Florida panther, which prefers remote, undeveloped areas. Read more to learn about your best chances for seeing one of the world’s most elusive animals.

Scientists have pieced together the first complete picture of the Florida panther genome – work that could serve to protect that endangered population and other endangered species going forward. Florida panthers are the only documented population of pumas (Puma concolor) found east of the Mississippi River. In the mid-1990s, Florida panthe...

Why is the FWC Giving up on the Florida Panther? I have a theory, after reading all of the research that will be presented to the Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission on Sept 2 and 3 2015 , and it has nothing to do with giving up, and everything to do with wanting to hunt charismati

After years trekking in Florida’s wild places, a photographer gets to look a panther in the eye.

Mega-development would threaten the Florida panthers very survival

Stock image 4070-1352: Florida panther in Bald cypress swamp. Florida, USA (captive)