Panther Tests to be Expanded: High Level of Mercury in Dead Cat Alarming

Santaniello N. 1989. Panther Tests to be Expanded: High Level of Mercury in Dead Cat Alarming. South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Fort Lauderdale, FL. 09 Nov 1989

This article explains the switch from testing dead laboratory specimens to live subjects to test for elevated levels of mercury in Panthers. Panthers are an endangered species in Florida, and are thought to have been poisoned through a chain of events starting from contaminated water.

Type
Newspaper Article
Authors
Santaniello, Neil
Date of Issue
1989-11-09
Units
SFCN
Keywords
Contaminated Water, Endangered Species, Food Chain, Liver damage, samples

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