A population of panthers lives in the southeastern united states. over 50 years, the size of the panther population in the regio
n increased. what best explains the increase in the size of the panther population? a.the panther population is always increasing because no animal eats panthers.
b. fewer panthers were born than died. fewer panthers were born than died.
c. more panthers were born than died. more panthers were born than died.
d. a lot of panthers were born and none of them died.a lot of panthers were born and none of them died.
more panthers were born than died. more panthers were born than died
The population of the Florida panther once dwindled to below two dozen, but it has since rebounded to more than 200
<h3>What is the panther population in Florida ?</h3>
Today there are only 120 to 130 Florida panthers left in the wild. They are found in southern Florida in swamplands such as Everglades National Park and Big Cypress National Preserve
Florida's largest wild cat species, the panther is critically endangered, but has been making a slow and steady comeback since numbers sunk to just 20 individuals in the 1970's. As of 2021, most estimates place the present day population at around 200.
By far the greatest threats to Florida panthers are habitat loss, fragmentation and degradation — all driven by Florida's burgeoning human population and the developments and highways that accommodate it.
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