Do you think the Florida Panther can be saved?

Question

Today the 12th Panther was found on the side of a road in Collier Cty. dead. This means there are less than the original 100 left, and that puts this big cat (yes, it is it's own species, Puma Concolor Coryi, endemic to Florida), on the critically endangered species list. Will you sign the petition to help save this gorgeous, noble, and intelligent big cat? Will you show you care enough to pass it on to others?

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/607920770

Answer 1

I think the Florida Panther species should be saved for the benefit of mankind. Florida Panthers are an important part of keeping a safe, healthy ecological balance in nature. They are natural predators of feral hogs, white-tailed deer, raccoons, rabbits, rats, and birds. The extinction of the Florida Panther would cause over-infestations of their natural prey, which could cause the spreading of diseases.

Mankind's way of preventing over-infestations is simply killing off more and more species of wildlife. Nature is more efficient at keeping a healthy ecological balance than mankind. Save the Panthers!

Answer 2

The only way to save them would be to tear down about 5 trillion dollars worth of big fancy homes and give the land back to mother nature.



I bet that'll happen

Answer 3

They saved the condors with intense work plus money. Its possible, but the question is............Who will pay for it?

Answer 4

What good is a petition? The poor Panther is being killed off because of population growth in Florida taking over their habitat.

Population growth is the root cause of all pollution and environmental damage. Until we actually own up to this, more and more species (Including us) will die off. WE are the problem, not the oil companies, the factories, the government. WE demand More, More, More of everything.

Answer 5

I truly hope so. I have asked my friends to sign the petition also. I know that 4 of them have so far.