A Florida panther mother and her two kittens were recently caught on camera in the wild, a sight almost never seen. With only about 200 adult panthers left, every new kitten is a big deal for the species—and for the health of Florida’s wetlands. These big cats help keep the ecosystem balanced, which in turn protects clean water and reduces flooding for local communities. The footage, captured by a volunteer photographer in the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed, is a reminder of how important it is to protect these habitats. How do you feel about Florida’s efforts to save its wildlife? #Entertainment #Painting #FloridaPanther