Fatal crash kills a panther in Florida

by Jennica Mira March 24, 2021, 6:20 am

FORT MYERS, FLORIDA- According to the news, a vehicle crash kills an endangered Florida Panther.

According to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, this incident marks the panther as the 6^th to have collided with a fatal crash out of the total of nine this year. The wildlife officials said that the remains of the male panther which was one-year-old lie in the Alligator Alley in Collier County which is just a few miles east of the plaza.

Officials said that the remains were found on Friday on private land near a landfill in Collier County.

Florida pumas once meandered the whole southeast, yet now their living space generally is limited to a little locale of Florida along the Gulf of Mexico. Up to 230 Florida pumas stay in nature.

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Written by Jennica Mira

Jennica Mira is the senior reporter of Orlando Solution. She finished her Bachelor in Communication from the University of Central Florida and currently residing in Orlando. In leisure, she likes to read poetry and contemporary articles.