Hi, everyone. This is Christian Weatherford.

And this is Ellen Weatherford.

And you're listening to Just the Zoo of Us, where we take your recommendations for animals and rate them in categories such as effectiveness, ingenuity, and aesthetics.

On a scale of zero to ten? I don't know if we've established a minimum.

Well, you gave a one. That's the closest we've gotten to zero. That's true. Maybe we'll save that for a future. And we are not zoological experts. We do this out of fun. We do some research. And we try to do our best here. And if you catch a mistake that we've made, we can be connected with on social media and feel free to call us out and let us know if we got something wrong. We'll do our best to make it right. Definitely. All right. So I believe it is my turn to go first this week. It is. Let me hear what you got this week. This animal was given to us by our friend Julie Gilson on a Facebook comment, I believe.

Thank you, Julie.

Yes.

So this week, we've got the Florida Panther.

So the Florida Panther is known by a couple different names.

Puma is one of them.

Oh, okay.

So a Puma is the same thing as a Florida panther.

These are not animals.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the scientific name, two different ones, because there's a bit of a debate

around the appropriate subspecies.

But one of them is Puma Concolor Cougar, whereas the other one is Puma Concolor Cori.

And I'll talk about why there's that differentiation a little later.

So for the Florida

Panther, I'm pulling most of my information from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife website. So let's get

right into it. The Florida Panther. Basic size for an adult, it differs a little bit between

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