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EP #12 Our State Animal: Florida Panther

EP #12 Our State Animal: Florida Panther

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This episode explores the Florida Panther, the state animal of Florida, discussing its selection, habitat, physical characteristics, diet, threats to its survival, and ongoing conservation efforts. The hosts delve into the history of the Florida Panther, its decline in population, and the importance of genetic diversity for its survival. They also highlight the challenges faced by the species due to habitat loss and human interference while emphasizing the need for continued conservation efforts to ensure the future of this iconic animal.

Episode Timestamps:

📍00:00 Introduction to Florida's Wildlife Podcast

📍 01:10 The Florida Panther: State Animal Selection

📍02:25 Exploring the Florida Panther's Habitat and Characteristics

📍08:12 Diet and Hunting Behavior of the Florida Panther

📍11:48 Conservation Status and Threats to the Florida Panther

📍16:17 The Ecosystem Balance and Its Complexity

📍17:43 Genetic Diversity and Conservation Efforts

📍19:20 Threats to the Florida Panther Population

📍24:28 Capturing and Tracking Florida Panthers

📍32:06 Public Awareness and Conservation Actions

Resources & Links:

🔹 Story behind choosing The State Animal

🔹 Florida Wildlife Federation: Florida Panther

🔹 Panther Biology FWC

🔹Capturing Florida Panthers for Testing

🔹Panther Pulse 2024

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