80 Florida Panther Coloring Pages & Sheets

Classroom & Home Ideas

• Panther habitat poster. Color a realistic panther in tall grass, then label the grass, wildflowers, trees, and animal on the page.
• Cub story cards. Choose three cub pages, such as climbing a branch, sitting on a log, and waving near a palm tree. Color them and write one story sentence below each scene.
• Panther color study. Color two head portraits with tawny fur, a pale muzzle, dark facial markings, and a darker nose. Compare the colors used on each portrait.
• Florida wildlife display. Color a panther among native wildflowers and mount the page on green paper. Add a title naming the Florida panther and its habitat.
• Mandala frame. Color a panther portrait inside a circular mandala using a repeated color pattern. Display the finished circle as a detailed wildlife design.
• Spot the cub. Add small spots to a cute panther cub before coloring it. Place the cub beside an adult panther page to show how their coats differ.

Questions

What colors are Florida panthers?

Adult Florida panthers usually have tawny brown fur, a pale cream underside, dark markings around the muzzle, and a dark tail tip.

Do Florida panther cubs have spots?

Young cubs are born with dark spots and blue eyes. The spots fade as the cubs grow, and their eyes change to a yellow-gold or brown shade.

Which pages are best for preschoolers?

The 20 easy pages use thick outlines and large panther head shapes. The cute cub pages also include clear scenes such as sitting beneath a palm tree or resting on a log.