How many species of panthers are in Florida?

Answer 1

There are about 2 left.Most of the died of hunters and constapation. (i am just kidding on the contapation part and there are about 50 to 80 left)

Answer 2

There are about 2 left.Most of the died of hunters and constapation. (i am just kidding on the contapation part and there are about 50 to 80 left)

Answer 3

There are about 2 left.Most of the died of hunters and constapation. (i am just kidding on the contapation part and there are about 50 to 80 left)

Answer 4

Between 80 and 85 or so. This subspecies of the mountain lion was down to around 30, and was suffering from inbreeding problems, when officials decided to step in and save the panther. Texas cougar females, eight in all, were released into the Florida habitat. The Texas subspecies is nearly identical to the Florida race genetically, and now, cubs are being born that show no signs of inbreeding, giving the great cat a new lease on life.

Answer 5

There are around 80 in the area now. Some are offspring of Texas cougars, a related race of the Florida puma, stocked to prevent inbreeding.

Answer 6

There are no species of panther in Florida. There is, however, one subspecies of the cougar that is sometimes called the Florida panther. However, it is a puma and not a true panther.

Answer 7

Yes, around 60.