Persuasive Essay On Florida Panthers

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“Bam bam bam” you hear gun-shots in the forest a person comes out with and endangered Jaguar its face covered in blood you want to help save its species, but you don't know how, but then you ask yourself “Do I want to save this species?” the Florida Panther should be helped and if not goodbye Florida Panther. Should we help wild cats? So many species of wild cats are endangered like the cheetah and the Back Jaguar, Tigers snow leopards, and lions are all on the endangered list. We need to help them because if there numbers drop to zero there won't be anymore wild cats. Can you imagine a world without cheetahs? Like in Asia the wild cats Asiatic cheetahs, Amur leopards, Sunda clouded leopards, clouded leopards, Asiatic lions, snow leopards and tigers are all endangered.

Since 1973 the Florida Panther has been listed as an extinct animal. For this cause we should help the …show more content…

How Many Panthers Are Left? This also means that we can directly affect the panther’s future. It’s sad to say that Florida panthers are killed by cars and trucks and mainly humans, particularly on State Road 29 and Alligator Alley (I-75), and – although it is against the law – hunters also still shoot panthers occasionally.Only one subspecies remains in the eastern U.S. - the Florida panther (Puma concolor coryi). Hunting decimated the population badly and it was one of the first species added to the U.S. Endangered Species List in 1973. Today, there are less than 100 Florida panthers left in the wild.On December 7, an 18 month-old female Florida panther was found shot dead in Big Cypress National Preserve in Collier County. Endangered Florida Panther Killed ... On December 7, an 18 month-old female Florida panther was found ... to be shot for fun & sport…… the thing is that there's nothing funny or sporting about killing an endangered Florida Panther or other endangered

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