The Florida panthers are the smallest subspecies of cougars although they are also bigger than coyotes and I'm surprised that their numbers are growing and I hope the panthers keeps increasing their numbers
They are not a subspecies. DNA has proven they are the exact same cougar as the ones out west in Texas, Colorado California etc. They arent endangered because if they all died in Florida you coukd ship in a truckfull from out there and no one would know tje difference
@@SoberOKMoments In turn though, pythons won't hesitate to make a meal out of panther cubs.The panthers were here first and they found plenty to eat long before the pythons were around.
Same in California, they were totally hunted out, but through public out cry and conservation they have made a tremendous come back, it is not uncommon for one to wander into a neighborhood looking for some water, but also, crossing freeways and eating rodents that have been poisoned is the number one hazard for them.
Mother cougars are some of the best parents in the animal world and this would be mom with her teenager kids ,judging by their size those 3 smaller cats will be on their own very soon
@@clemenza24 Wrong you are ignorant of this sub species only found in Naples Florida only 250 alive at this time, they are found no where else in the world and smaller and not aggressive none have ever attacked a human.
I never knew Florida even had wild panthers! We have a ton of them out here in California but we call them cougars or mountain lions. They are beautiful animals. 😻
Panthers are different than cougars/mountain lions. They have faint spotting on their fur. I think conservationists have introduced cougars into their gene pool because the Florida panthers family tree was becoming a family Bush. If you get my drift.
Where I live theyre right there in the mountains and the mountains are really close too but we all know they wont come down unless there is something going on in the mountains or theyre really hungry, theres also deer, coyotes, and rattlesnakes so there are beware signs all over
@@antthomas7916 All cougars/mountain lions have spots until they are fully grown. The ones captured here are a halfway grown cub family. When they are adults they don't congregate together except for mating.
@@groupersti Really? If they're black panthers they must be escaped exotic pets because black panthers are actually jaguars and not native to North America. Florida has so many interesting creatures!
Mr. Bergeron has dedicated his life to saving our natural resources. His work to save the Florida panther is clear in this video ! Respect and enjoy what we have so the Everglades can continue to thrive.
My Uncle and I saw on close to Micanopy ( near Gainesville ) he crossed the road in front us on a county road near US 441. He was heading south. Uncle said did you see that? It was a Lion . A dad gone lion!
So I’m not going to lie. I grew up in Polk County and I swear I saw one out in Frostproof when I was hunting Hogs one day. People said I was crazy but I swear it was one. And this was back in the late 90’s early 2000’s
Well you know what I was Born & Raised in Ft Myers Fla MY Sister an# her family has lived in Naples going on 47 years, ...I cannot put the blame on these Animals that are Roaming our Streets & Neighborhoods, because these BIG Construction Company's come to Southwest Fla & are just Taking Away these Animals homes and its Very Sad 😔 especially when you read that there is 17 million homes vacant in Southwest Fla today , so why do they keep on Building Building & Building? The once Trees & Wooded areas are what made some parts of Fla so Beautiful, So really News do your job and do your homework as to why these Animals are out roaming ? They are not going to hurt anybody there just trying to find another Home , Trust me I know how these Animals feel because when Biden opened the Border Southwest Fla has been so overcrowded hmmmm. That's all I have to say about that or else I would be here for days kinda would be like writing a Book ...
@scottw5315 There probably are when you include the seasonal "residents," but the OP claimed 17 million homes in SW FL alone, which is beyond ignorant.
They actually call them Panthers, as I still picture a Panther being a black Leopard. In California we call these cats Mountain Lions as in Colorado they’re considered Cougars
@carltonbanks5470 There is no such thing as a jaguar or leopard "panther". That is only a term given to the black fur members of the species. No different than an albino human.
@@321gates yeah thats not true. And it makes no sense. You don't call them "panthers" when they have melanistic fur, but don't call them "panthers" if they don't. They are considered panthers either way.
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If your a panther/nature fan, you might enjoy this song on the Florida Panther by singer/songwriter Bobby Angel: th-cam.com/video/Tqi6EwEgqcM/w-d-xo.html.
The Florida panther has no known record of ever attacking and killing a human, they are nor like the western mt lions. I think a bobcat which Florida has would be more aggressive towards you, no fears of them.
You know nothing about this rare species of panther they are small and have never attacked a single human only 230 in the world, saw one in my community in Florida.
God bless these conservationists. These animals are our treasures. We must protect them.
Yes
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No they are killers and will kill our kids if in backyard playing
These and the Flamingos,also!!
Wow momma and her kids...so amazing
The Florida panthers are the smallest subspecies of cougars although they are also bigger than coyotes and I'm surprised that their numbers are growing and I hope the panthers keeps increasing their numbers
Cool man!
They're not a subspecies
They’re being cross bred with Texas cougars which are closely related to them
They are not a subspecies. DNA has proven they are the exact same cougar as the ones out west in Texas, Colorado California etc. They arent endangered because if they all died in Florida you coukd ship in a truckfull from out there and no one would know tje difference
@@KevinSmith-dn5he I think these animals should learn to eat Burmese pythons
Protect the panthers 🙌
We must eliminate the pythons to ensure native species survive!
And the Republicans like DeSantis.
Panthers enjoy a tasty bit of snake. It's cars that need eliminating. Cars are also a foreign species in nature. :)
@@SoberOKMoments In turn though, pythons won't hesitate to make a meal out of panther cubs.The panthers were here first and they found plenty to eat long before the pythons were around.
Been hiking in the everglades for years and never seen one.
Chances are you’ll never see one in the Everglades. They are more numerous in big cypress
Ever seen any Macaws, Cobras, or Rock Pythons ?
@@mrrobot8973 Lots of Macaws, rattlesnakes, and Burmese pythons. Used to hunt those. Not sure what a Rock Python is...
duh its not a bear or something...
Saw one at Bird rookery swamp East of Naples off Immokalee road.
Same in California, they were totally hunted out, but through public out cry and conservation they have made a tremendous come back, it is not uncommon for one to wander into a neighborhood looking for some water, but also, crossing freeways and eating rodents that have been poisoned is the number one hazard for them.
Photographer: One of them meowed at me.
Cougar: I've found the meat guys.
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Beautiful ❤
it's been awhile since I've seen one, I've had the pleasure of seeing a few back in the days in my hometown area of
CLEWISTON, FL.
Mother cougars are some of the best parents in the animal world and this would be mom with her teenager kids ,judging by their size those 3 smaller cats will be on their own very soon
Not a cougar its a rare endangered panther only SW Florida.
@@zoeyzed5127 mountain lion,cougar,panther same animal
@@clemenza24 Wrong you are ignorant of this sub species only found in Naples Florida only 250 alive at this time, they are found no where else in the world and smaller and not aggressive none have ever attacked a human.
That bird just chilling with them
Very impressive, thanks for posting this video!!!!!
I never knew Florida even had wild panthers! We have a ton of them out here in California but we call them cougars or mountain lions. They are beautiful animals. 😻
Panthers are different than cougars/mountain lions. They have faint spotting on their fur. I think conservationists have introduced cougars into their gene pool because the Florida panthers family tree was becoming a family Bush. If you get my drift.
Where I live theyre right there in the mountains and the mountains are really close too but we all know they wont come down unless there is something going on in the mountains or theyre really hungry, theres also deer, coyotes, and rattlesnakes so there are beware signs all over
@@antthomas7916 All cougars/mountain lions have spots until they are fully grown. The ones captured here are a halfway grown cub family. When they are adults they don't congregate together except for mating.
There are panthers in South Georgia. Black panthers have been seen here also.
@@groupersti Really? If they're black panthers they must be escaped exotic pets because black panthers are actually jaguars and not native to North America. Florida has so many interesting creatures!
Such an achievement for the conservatationists. So much more help is needed for all of our endangered wildlife!
Leave them alone
Mr. Bergeron has dedicated his life to saving our natural resources. His work to save the Florida panther is clear in this video ! Respect and enjoy what we have so the Everglades can continue to thrive.
My Uncle and I saw on close to Micanopy ( near Gainesville ) he crossed the road in front us on a county road near US 441. He was heading south. Uncle said did you see that? It was a Lion . A dad gone lion!
Thays a great story amen and bless the worlds
You can live in Florida your whole life and never see one.
Saw one in Bonita Springs.
We have one here in Avon Park. Highlands County.
So I’m not going to lie. I grew up in Polk County and I swear I saw one out in Frostproof when I was hunting Hogs one day. People said I was crazy but I swear it was one. And this was back in the late 90’s early 2000’s
Just don't let Bert get ahold of them!!!!
Just saw two In sanibel island mating
I would be devastated if my car hit one.
Well you know what I was Born & Raised in Ft Myers Fla MY Sister an# her family has lived in Naples going on 47 years, ...I cannot put the blame on these Animals that are Roaming our Streets & Neighborhoods, because these BIG Construction Company's come to Southwest Fla & are just Taking Away these Animals homes and its Very Sad 😔 especially when you read that there is 17 million homes vacant in Southwest Fla today , so why do they keep on Building Building & Building? The once Trees & Wooded areas are what made some parts of Fla so Beautiful, So really News do your job and do your homework as to why these Animals are out roaming ? They are not going to hurt anybody there just trying to find another Home , Trust me I know how these Animals feel because when Biden opened the Border Southwest Fla has been so overcrowded hmmmm. That's all I have to say about that or else I would be here for days kinda would be like writing a Book ...
because of capitalism. These construction companies could care less about these big beautiful cats
@@mweiland27 Yet, you refuse to comment on our southern border. Why?
@@mweiland27 And you're a socialist ...
I doubt there are 17 million homes in all of Florida.
@scottw5315 There probably are when you include the seasonal "residents," but the OP claimed 17 million homes in SW FL alone, which is beyond ignorant.
Such beautiful creatures
What is this the lion king movie
I saw one one time and i was not sure what was it until i google and i see it was the Florida panther.
Meanwhile cougars are running rampant in Florida
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I hope they survive unfortunately urban sprawl is out of control in Florida...it sucks!
“Evergletts”😆
Imagine if the Florida panthers players are in the woods or trees
They actually call them Panthers, as I still picture a Panther being a black Leopard. In California we call these cats Mountain Lions as in Colorado they’re considered Cougars
These aren't real panthers but a subspecies of cougars. I can see these have dim spots while cougars in the rest of the country do not.
@@carltonbanks5470 What is a real panther, though?
@@321gates Leopards and Jaguars as members of the big cat family. Which cougars are not.
@carltonbanks5470 There is no such thing as a jaguar or leopard "panther". That is only a term given to the black fur members of the species. No different than an albino human.
@@321gates yeah thats not true. And it makes no sense. You don't call them "panthers" when they have melanistic fur, but don't call them "panthers" if they don't. They are considered panthers either way.
There are way more than 230. They can be found all the way up to the northern peninsula of the state.
That is awesome.
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even the cunning panther cant avoid the dreaded automobile moving on a linear path.
LETS GO PANTHERS 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
why do you want more deadly animals in public parks?
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A mountain lion would dismantle a florida panther. That's the main difference.
That's awesome, thought the snakes got them all
I doubt that happened very often. As he said their greatest threat by far has been humanity
@@mrrobot8973 sarcasm dude
@@damnitChadwick lol weird sarcasm
@@mrrobot8973 that's me
That’s the fear mongers saying that.
Endangered just like the nhl Florida panthers
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Aren’t those mountain lions? Cougars? Not panthers
The Florida panther is a subspecies.
No Florida panthers are only in Florida.
If your a panther/nature fan, you might enjoy this song on the Florida Panther by singer/songwriter Bobby Angel: th-cam.com/video/Tqi6EwEgqcM/w-d-xo.html.
mountain lion*
No they are not mt lions.
Who pays more money into Animal conservation than anyone....Hunters!
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...what did he say ????!!! ...take off your MASK ....you are OUTSIDE !!!
Heeheeheehee Heeheeheehee Heeheeheehee..
Did that mask hurt your feelings 😢. 😂
So if you go to Florida, the gunshine state, along with getting shot you can get malled or eatten by a mountain lion.
The Florida panther has no known record of ever attacking and killing a human, they are nor like the western mt lions. I think a bobcat which Florida has would be more aggressive towards you, no fears of them.
That's not a panther
You know nothing about this rare species of panther they are small and have never attacked a single human only 230 in the world, saw one in my community in Florida.
Florida people be like wow that a pretty panther 🙂 it’ll look prettier on ma wall 😈 and try that panther meat! Don’t throw it away! 😂
Why is he wearing a mask, outdoors?? smh
I’ve lived in Florida for 20 years and I’ve only ever seen 1 very elusive creatures
Alligator Ron would just love to talk your fkn ears off... 🥴