The male Florida panther, a unique subspecies of the puma, relies on a mix of screams, yowls, and growls to attract mates and communicate with other panthers. Unlike many big cats, Florida panthers cannot roar, instead producing these distinctive calls. These vocalizations resonate through the forest, traveling long distances to increase the likelihood of finding a mate. Just three days after this call, the male was spotted with a female, and the pair remained together for nearly a week. Given their critically endangered status and small population, encounters like this are extraordinary and offer hope for the species' future. 🆔 Puma concolor coryi 🎥 @seanmchughwildlife
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