Panthers and Their Habitat

& Its Habitat

Here is a quick visual tour of some Priority 1 habitat for the endangered Florida panther: Each image may be seen full size by clicking on the words full size image. The numbers in parenthesis describe the size of the image, so you will have an indication of how long it will take each image to load.

To give you an idea of how long each image will take to download, note how long it takes this page to load. The images on this page total 107 kb. Hence, the full size photo of the panther cubs (at 58 kb) will only take half as long to load. Should you become tired of waiting, simply press "stop" on your tool bar, then "back" and you will return to the last page you visited.

Two young panther cubs

Panther Cubs
just a few weeks old
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Palmetto Fronds

Palmetto
their berries help prevent prostrate cancer click here for full size image (58 kb)

Scrubjay

Scrub Jay
another endangered species shares the same habitat
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Palmettos & Pines

Palmetto and Pine
six months after a controlled burn
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Mosaic of Land Use

Mosaic of Land Uses
wetland, cypress, pine, palmetto, pasture
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Cypress Head

Cypress Head

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a species of life ...

unique, special,

endangered.

You can help ensure its continued survival by participating in ... and supporting ... this project.

Florida Panther

Florida Panther
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To view more photos of the Florida panther, you can visit a site created by a University of Washington (Seattle) student devoted entirely to the Florida panther: http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bleachers/3861/catsheadernoh.html