An unusually big panther seen for years on trail cameras proved to be even more impressive when dogs cornered it in a tree, according to Florida state researchers. It was captured Jan. 29 at Babcock ...

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FWC biologists recently captured and tagged the heaviest Florida panther ever recorded, a male weighing 166 pounds.

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Florida biologists recently captured the heaviest Florida panther ever recorded as part of a research effort involving the endangered wildcats. The adult male panther, which was set free after ...

Get in touch with Chloe Mayer by emailing [email protected] The heaviest wild Florida panther ever recorded in the state has been caught by research scientists—who discovered it weighed 166 ...

Florida biologists captured the heaviest panther ever recorded in the state as part of a research program into the endangered animal. The adult male panther weighed 166 pounds, according to the ...

A team of Florida researchers recently captured and collared what they say is the heaviest panther ever caught in the state. The big cat, a male, weighed 166 pounds, according to a statement by the ...

Wildlife officials in Florida have captured and collared the heaviest Florida panther ever recorded. The panther — an adult male — weighed 166 pounds (75 kilograms), officials from the Florida ...

You can support these projects directly by purchasing a ‘Protect the Panther’ tag. TAMPA, Fla. - The heaviest Florida panther ever recorded was captured by biologists with the Florida Fish and ...

How big do endangered Florida panthers get? Biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently captured, collared and released a 166-pound male. He was the heaviest ...

Wildlife officials captured and released a Florida panther weighing 166 pounds (75 kilograms), which is bigger than average for this subspecies. | Credit: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute ...