Wading through the week like: This graceful panther was spotted at Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge, according to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. "Florida panthers don’t just rule the land, they’re strong swimmers, too," USFWS said. "This young male confidently crosses open water at a spot known as Fred’s Hole, a pond apple slough deep in Fakahatchee Strand in Florida." #Panther Wildlife #Conservation #Nature | Environmental Defense Fund

5.8K views · 90 reactions | Do you see the Florida panther in this video? Sassy, as well as so many other animals at Palm Beach Zoo, love how natural we keep their habitats. This can sometimes require an extra few moments of searching during your adventure around the zoo. If a habitat looks “empty”, please look again! #caturday #keepflwild #floridapanther | Palm Beach Zoo | Facebook

21K views · 400 reactions | The original television voice of your Florida Panthers  Congrats on an unbelievable career, Jeff! Thank you for all you did in your time as a Panther. | Florida Panthers | Facebook

Sound on 🔊 panther caterwaul! Did you know that Florida panthers don't roar, they caterwaul? Turn the volume up on this video to hear for yourself! This high-pitched yowl sound is used when calling out for a mate. During the youth turkey hunt in March, Joel Donaldson and his hunting partners recorded this amazing sighting of a Florida panther. The chances of seeing a panther are slim but do you know what to do if you encounter one? The easiest thing to do is give the panther plenty of space – m

42K views · 470 reactions | MUST WATCH! - Florida panther trail cam!...

179K views | WOW: A deputy in Collier County, Florida had a close call with a Florida panther! As of 2017, the endangered species had an estimated population of 120 to 230. | Gray Media Digital Content Center | Facebook

193K views · 2.1K reactions | The Florida Panther is protected as an Endangered species by the Federal Endangered Species Act and as a Federally designated Endangered species by Florida’s Endangered and Threatened Species Rule. The home range of a male panther is about 200 square miles, female panther is about 75 square miles. Adult males can reach a length of seven feet with a shoulder height between 24-28 inches and average weight of about 115 pounds. | Alligator Ron Bergeron | Facebook