Florida Panther hanging out on a crocodile nest

As part of our listed species monitoring program, Rookery Bay Research Reserve biologists use RECONYX wildlife cameras at a known crocodile nesting site to document nesting and predation. The camera has captured images of many different animals at the nest site, including Florida panther. The images in this series are are clear enough that panther biologists could possibly identify the individual through scars and other markings, and provide a rare opportunity to observe endangered species behavior. The panther was clearly curious about the camera however, it stayed in view for nearly 30 minutes over the duration of this video.
The wildlife camera was set up by Resource Management Specialist Steve Bertone, who worked with Renee Wilson to compile the series of images into this short video.
Find out more about the program Here : rookerybay.org...

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Cute cat!

[@hardcorehunter1241]

That's amazing..and I thought my pics of a coyote pouncing on a turkey was good..i have 5 of them cams set behind my house they're the way to go.