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Question

Years: 1900, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2010, 2020
Num of panthers: 500 plus, 100, 12 - 20, 20, 20-30, 30-50, 80 - 120, 120-230

Your trend evidenced by graph=
It shows that the population got very small, but then started to grow again. So we can say that the panther population is getting much better.

1. Identify the data in your graph that supports the trend you identified above.
2. Using knowledge you learned from the film, provide reasoning to connect your claim and evidence.

Answer very shorts and simple and use extremely simple vocabulary kind of like a middle schooler

Answer 1

1. The data shows that in 1900 there were over 500 panthers, then it dropped to 100 in 1950, and even lower to 12-20 in 1960. After that, the numbers slowly increased to 30-50 in 1990, and then reached 120-230 in 2020. This shows a clear increase in the panther population over time.

2. From the film, we learned that conservation efforts helped protect the panthers and their habitat. These efforts, like setting up parks and laws to protect them, allowed the population to grow again after it got very low. This is why we see more panthers today than in the past.

Answer 2

More simple

Answer 3

1. The data shows that there were over 500 panthers in 1900. Then, the number dropped a lot to 100 in 1950 and went down even more to 12-20 in 1960. After that, the number started to go up, reaching 30-50 in 1990 and 120-230 in 2020. This means there are more panthers now.

2. The film said that people worked hard to save the panthers. They made parks and laws to help them. Because of this help, the number of panthers got bigger over time. That’s why we see more panthers today.

Answer 4

Now make a graphic organizer based on the threats to the Florida panther

1 equals habitat 2 = genetics and reproductive success three equals population and four equals competition with invasives

Answer the same way as the last two questions

Answer 5

Graphic Organizer: Threats to the Florida Panther

| Threat | Description | |--------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------| | 1. Habitat | The area where panthers live is getting smaller because of buildings and roads. This makes it hard for them to find food and a safe place to live. | | 2. Genetics and Reproductive Success | There are not many panthers left, so they do not have enough different genes. This can cause health problems and make it harder for them to have babies. | | 3. Population | The number of panthers is still low, which means they are at risk of disappearing if something happens to them, like a disease or more habitat loss. | | 4. Competition with Invasives | Other animals, like invasive species, compete with panthers for food and space. This can make it harder for panthers to survive. |

Simple Explanation for Each Threat:

1. Habitat: Panthers need space to live, and if their home gets destroyed, they can't survive.
2. Genetics and Reproductive Success: Not enough panthers means they might get sick or have fewer babies.
3. Population: With so few panthers, they could go extinct if something bad happens.
4. Competition with Invasives: Other animals take food and space away from panthers, making it harder for them to live.