Another endangered feline native to the US state of Florida died in an apparent vehicle collision.
According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the remains of the two-year old feline were found on a parkway in Lee County.
At least 34 out of 42 panthers that were killed during 2016 perished due to being hit by cars, the agency added.
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The Florida panther is an endangered population of cougar that inhabits the swamps and forests of Southern Florida. There are currently about 230 of them living in the wild.