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Photo courtesy of Ralph Arwood Natalie Hall, DVM from White Oak Conservation Center examines Florida Panther FP194 while in the care of the conservation center. The panther was released back into the wild on Tuesday night. Florida Panther (Puma concolor coryi) K-304 / FP-194

Photo courtesy of Ralph Arwood Natalie Hall, DVM from White Oak Conservation Center examines Florida Panther FP194 while in the care of the conservation center. The panther was released back into the wild on Tuesday night. Florida Panther (Puma concolor coryi) K-304 / FP-194

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  • Photo courtesy of Ralph Arwood Natalie Hall, DVM from White Oak Conservation Center examines Florida Panther FP194 while in the care of the conservation center. The panther was released back into the wild on Tuesday night. Florida Panther (Puma concolor coryi) K-304 / FP-194
  • Photos courtesy of Karen Meeks A Trail camera captured images of FP194 at White Oak Conservation Center where the panther roamed on 10 acres prior to it's release on Tuesday night.
  • Photos courtesy of Karen Meeks A Trail camera captured images of FP194 at White Oak Conservation Center where the panther roamed on 10 acres prior to it's release on Tuesday night.
  • Photos courtesy of Karen Meeks A Trail camera captured images of FP194 at White Oak Conservation Center where the panther roamed on 10 acres prior to it's release on Tuesday night.

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