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Panther caught on camera playing with its mother in Florida

Panther caught on camera playing with its mother in Florida

Endangered Florida panthers are struggling to walk, and wildlife officials don't know why

Endangered Florida panthers are struggling to walk, and wildlife officials don't know why

Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge on Reels

Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge on Reels

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They once regularly roamed the entire Southeast U.S., but now there are only about 200 Florida panthers left. #PathOfThePanther documents the incredible fight to save their home. Now streaming on Hulu and May 5 on Disney . Footage by Carlton Ward Jr. | National Geographic

They once regularly roamed the entire Southeast U.S., but now there are only about 200 Florida panthers left. #PathOfThePanther documents the incredible fight to save their home. Now streaming on Hulu and May 5 on Disney . Footage by Carlton Ward Jr. | National Geographic

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Video shows panther lurking outside woman's Southwest Florida home

Video shows panther lurking outside woman's Southwest Florida home

A young male Florida panther, calm in the rain—one of only about 120 to 230 left in the wild. He’s protected here, roaming 5,000 acres of pristine, privately owned land that borders the Big Cypress National Preserve, a rare stretch of connected habitat where a panther can still move freely, hunt, and rest without threat. Across most of Florida, that freedom is disappearing. Each safe crossing, each protected acre, is a step toward keeping this species alive. The Florida panther is more than a sy

A young male Florida panther, calm in the rain—one of only about 120 to 230 left in the wild. He’s protected here, roaming 5,000 acres of pristine, privately owned land that borders the Big Cypress National Preserve, a rare stretch of connected habitat where a panther can still move freely, hunt, and rest without threat. Across most of Florida, that freedom is disappearing. Each safe crossing, each protected acre, is a step toward keeping this species alive. The Florida panther is more than a sy

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Florida panther on the brink of extinction makes a comeback

Florida panther on the brink of extinction makes a comeback

Panthers caught on video strolling in South Florida

Pause for Panthers DYK male Florida panthers are capable of dispersing great distances and have been documented throughout central Florida, generally south of the I-4 corridor? Kim Rivera shared this amazing dashcam on our Panther Sighting Database, showing a panther darting across SR 520 near Tosohatchee WMA. Notice the van braking to allow the panther safe passage. This serves as a good reminder that while most panther-vehicle collisions occur in southwest Florida, being an alert driver wherev

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Watch as a Florida panther walks before a wildlife crossing that goes beneath I-75 as unknowing humans commute above them. It's no surprise that infrastructure can be major barriers to all kinds of wildlife. Without proper planning, it can lead to fragmented habitats that constrain wildlife movement. And, roads lead to vehicle-wildlife collisions that can kill or injure animals and motorists. Thankfully, there are solutions to improve habitat connectivity and save lives: wildlife crossings like

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Stand with the Panther! The Florida panther is fighting for survival. With only 120 to 230 left in the wild, these magnificent cats need us now more than ever. This November, join the Friends of the Florida Panther Refuge in a movement to protect Florida's most endangered animal. Together, we can ensure the Florida Panther has a future — and that future starts with you. Learn more and subscribe to our newsletter for updates! https://www.floridapanther.org/ #StandWithThePanther #FloridaPanther #D

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Two Florida panthers were caught on camera by ZooTampa in the last month. Read more: https://bit.ly/4bEdGJH | WFLA News Channel 8

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TURN YOUR SOUND UP! Listen to this adorable Florida Panther cub making tiny sounds, filmed on a remote trail camera by the FStop Foundation 🐆 #floridapanther #panthercub #fstopfoundation #fstop #ehp #evergladesholidaypark #wildlife #animals #animalencounter #trailcam #happyfriday #friday | Everglades Holiday Park

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Panthers on the Prowl | Florida Panthers

Panther Tracks - Panther Awareness Check out the video below to join our team working on the Florida Panther Project out in the field as they look for signs of Florida’s iconic and elusive state animal. While they may be hard to spot, panther’s almost always leave behind evidence on where they’ve been through tracks, scrapes and other markers that can help provide important information on what animals have been there before us. Tracks are the most common sign left by panthers and their tracks ha

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While on a routine visit to a camera trap site in the Florida Everglades, National Geographic photographer, @carltonward, had a rare sighting of a female Florida panther – the only time he’s ever been able to take a photograph of a wild panther with a camera in his hand. While initially an exciting moment, Carlton soon realized the panther was accompanied by her young cub who was affected by the newly discovered neurological disease known as feline leukomyelopathy (FLM). The illness is theorized

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How the Florida Panthers Move Through Wild Florida Florida panthers are moving through protected lands and wildlife crossings. These rare moments show how conservation, connected habitats, and thoughtful design give wildlife a chance to survive in a changing landscape. Every crossing matters. Every connection counts. #fStopFoundation #FloridaPanther #gocatsgo #sharethelandscape #floridwildlifecorridor #panthers #trailcamera #remotecamera #FloridaPanthers #FloridaWildlife #WildFlorida #FloridaWil

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Panthers parade in Fort Lauderdale: What to know about the route, road closures and more

Naples has a way of turning an ordinary walk near a quiet canal into a moment that feels unreal. The mix of calm water, mangroves, and open green space creates a setting where Florida wildlife moves closer than anyone expects. Every now and then, the city offers a reminder that Southwest Florida is still wild underneath the palm trees and peaceful neighborhoods. A young panther near the water is the kind of sight that stops people in their tracks, not just because of how rare it is, but because

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Florida panthers and bobcats are walking weird. Wildlife officials can't figure out why.

NBC NewsElisha Fieldstadt

In the wetlands of Southwest Florida, moments unfold that feel both ancient and immediate. A quiet stretch of marsh, a man moving through shallow water, and the sudden appearance of a Florida panther stepping out from the grass. Encounters like this are rare, and they highlight the fragile relationship between people and one of the most endangered animals in North America. The Florida panther survives in only a fraction of its historic range. Today, fewer than 200 remain, with most living in the

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Southwest Florida sits at the crossroads of one of the most important wildlife recovery stories in the United States. The Florida panther, once reduced to only a few dozen animals, now moves through the backroads of Naples, Marco Island, and the western Everglades as the population slowly rebounds. These big cats travel long distances across rural highways and preserved corridors, following prey and navigating shrinking habitats shaped by rapid development. Green iguanas, an invasive species thr

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Florida panther's morning snooze near home's stairwell ends with safe capture, sheriff says

Encounter with a Massive Florida Panther

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Wildlife crossings over I-4 could help save the Florida panther

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FLM: Tracking an Unseen Killer - Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida

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The Plight of Florida Panthers

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TEACHING BABY BLACK PANTHER HOW TO SWIM !

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