Animals Florida has recorded 30 panther deaths this year. Here's the endangered predator's main killer The number of panther deaths so far in 2024 is up exponentially from 2023, which saw 13.

Panthers are Florida’s state animal and are currently listed as critically endangered due to less than 250 individuals left in the wild.

1. Panthers Love Water and Are Great Swimmers Among the most impressive panther facts is how much these animals enjoy the water compared to most domesticated pet cats.

The Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society at Dreher Park in West Palm Beach is a 23-acre tropical habitat with hundreds of animals.

The panther population at one point in the 1990s dropped to around 50 animals, in part because of inbreeding that caused numerous health problems.

A police department in New Jersey says reports of a panther on the loose may be a case of mistaken identity.

The Florida Panther Festival taking place in Naples will help shed light on the endangered animal.

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