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Florida Panther Pre-K - Kindergarten

Adult Florida Panthers have brown fur.  Their eyes are golden in color.  Males are usually bigger than females.

Baby Florida Panthers are called kittens.  These cats have 1-3 babies in a litter.  Kittens have spots on their fur.  They have blue eyes.  After they grow up they live alone. 

 

Pre- K - KINDERGARTEN:

1.  What’s a baby Florida Panther called?

a.  Kid

b.  Cub

c.  Kitten

d.  Fur baby

 

2.   What does baby panther fur look like?

a.  Stripes

b.  Spots and stripes

c.  Spots

d.  All of the above

 

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	As seen on: ABC, NBC, Fox... Anderson Cooper 360 Animal Planet Brighthouse Cat Fancy CNN Cox Radio Stations Dateline NBC Discovery Channel Glamour Magazine History Channel Jack Hannah Show	Newsweek New York Times Oprah Magazine People Magazine Sports Illustrated Today Show US News & World Report Washington Post & more	CFC #10766
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