NEWSLINK: More on Tarzan case

Court Fight Over Big Cats Owned By Tarzan Actor | TheLedger.com
A court fight is under way in Palm Beach County over two tigers and a leopard that belong to a former Tarzan actor.

NEWSLINK: More on the Tarzan legal case

Where Are Steve Sipek's Tigers and Leopard? FWC Won't Say
New Times Broward-Palm Beach (blog)
Sipek has an affinity for big cats, in no small part because a lion once pulled him from an inferno that charred 90 percent of his body while all the humans on the movie set ran away like giant babies and left him for dead. The recently seized cats ...

Return sought of big cats to Tarzan's compound - Sun Sentinel
Six months after a former Tarzan actor's two tigers and leopard were seized in western Palm Beach County, a court fight has broken out over the return of the big ...

NEWSLINK: More on Tarzan's big cat court battle

Tarzan actor Steve Sipek heads to court to get his big cats back
CBS News
Steve Sipek and Melanie Boynes, who live together on a five-acre property called Tarzan's Big Cat Sanctuary about 17 miles from West Palm Beach, are appealing the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's decision to seize their animals, the ...

Court fight over big cats for former 'Tarzan' actor in Loxahatchee WPEC Since then, Sipek and Melanie Boynes, who lives on the Loxahatchee property with him, set up a non-profit called Tarzan's Big Cat Sanctuary. The wildlife agency recently refused the sanctuary's request for a permit to own big cats, citing inadequate ...

NEWSLINK: Florida panther update

As panther population grows, so will territory
Tbo.com
Florida's favorite big cat may be on the prowl, heading this way from its established haunts in the swamps and hammocks of the Everglades. The state agency that monitors wildlife says the population of Florida panthers is growing large enough to ...

NEWSLINK: Florida Fish and Wildlife Charts Next Steps For Expanded Panther Population ...

Florida Fish and Wildlife Charts Next Steps For Expanded Panther Population ... FlaglerLive.com In the southern part of central Florida, a key area for potential expansion of the large cat, more panther habitat is privately owned. “We have room for more panther population growth as long as we manage areas successfully,” said Commissioner Ronald ... The Florida panther is one of the rarest North American carnivores, and it is interesting to contrast the problems that the conservation and rehabilitation teams have with this species and the problems faced by UK conservationists trying to reintroduce the white-tailed sea eagle over the past thirty years. The farming lobby on both sides of the Atlantic say much the same thing.