[Carry_Okie]

I don’t know how common they are out there, but the Florida panther subspecies is almost extinct.

Is this slow-pitch softball?

Earth to gleeaikin: The "Florida panther subspecies" is a bureaucrat/activist scam; it's the SAME species. Worse, the "panthers" they "reintroduced" to bump up the population were from Texas which (being bigger) quickly bred out whatever (if anything) was left of a unique Florida variety.

What you've got down there now are mountain lions from Texas.

[GladesGuru]

What FloriDUH has in great surplus is Cougar concolor, the common puma.

Those interested may go to EvergladesInstitute.org and read the definitive article on puma heridity, titled The Genomic Ancestry of the America Puma.

According to the article, “..the fifteen previously identified sub-species are not affirmed”.

However, Carrie_Okie is wrong, Wrong, WRONG!

FloriDUH does not just have hybrid pumas, we have both cats and ‘crats from H*ll. They multiply prodigiously, and cost far more than they will ever be worth. Worst part is they both attack the Constitutional Rights of the humans in Florida.

PS The correct name is now FloriDUH instead of the historic “Florida” due to the recent plague of enviro-socialism.