Everglades National Park - Ranger Program: Florida Panther

The video discusses the Florida Panther, its habitat, life cycle, hunting habits, and conservation challenges. It highlights the Panther's endangered status, its diet, and physical features that aid in hunting. The video also covers how to identify Panther territory and the threats they face from habitat loss and traffic.

Where is the Florida Panther primarily found today?

• North Florida

• South Florida

• West Florida

• Central Florida

How often do Florida Panthers have kittens?

• Twice a year

• Every other year

• Once in three years

• Every year

What color are the eyes of Florida Panther kittens when they first open?

• Yellow

• Blue

• Brown

• Green

What is the primary diet of Florida Panthers?

• Deer and wild boar

• Fish and insects

• Birds and reptiles

• Fruits and vegetables

Which feature helps Florida Panthers hear their surroundings without moving their heads?

• Their long whiskers

• Their rotating ears

• Their strong tails

• Their sharp claws

What is a sign that you might be in Panther territory?

• Fallen leaves

• Bird nests

• Scratch marks on trees

• Mushroom rings

How do scientists track Florida Panthers?

• Satellite imaging

• Radio collars

• GPS collars

• Drone surveillance

What was a major historical threat to the Florida Panther population?

• Invasive species

• Natural disasters

• Hunting by ranchers

• Climate change

What is a current threat to the Florida Panther population?

• Traffic accidents

• Deforestation

• Overfishing

• Air pollution

What is essential for the conservation of Florida Panthers?

• Increasing hunting licenses

• Introducing new predators

• Education and awareness

• Building more roads