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

Happy Monday from the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge! As water levels start dropping during the dry season here in south Florida, panthers and other wildlife begin exploring and hunting more in areas that were previously deeply flooded. Here's a video from our famous mama panther, "Broketail," taking her 2023 kittens deep within Fakahatchee Strand on the refuge. If you listen, you can hear some of their vocalizations. Broketail was born on the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge d

Happy #Caturday from the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge! Check out this awesome video of a young male panther traversing a breech in an old logging tram in the middle of Fakahatchee Strand on the refuge! We call this location Fred's Hole, because this is the primary pond apple slough that is defended by one of the largest alligators that we have ever seen on the refuge. We nicknamed this huge gator "Fred." Can't help but wonder if this male panther might be the 2023 male offspring of o

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The life of a Florida panther can be a lonely one. These solitary and territorial animals prowl large areas – an average of 200 square miles for a just single male. But before these cats go off on their own, they have to stick with mom and learn the ropes. Happy International Puma Day! 🐾 | Defenders of Wildlife

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Conservation groups launch lawsuit to protect Florida Panther habitat from 10,000-acre development