The Florida Panthers have had a long and storied history with their Florida Panthers Primary logo. The original logo was created in 1993 when the team first began playing in the National Hockey League (NHL). It featured an aggressive-looking panther head with bright yellow eyes and a red tongue on a black background. This design was used until 2011 when it underwent several changes to make it more modern and appealing to fans.

In 2011, the Florida Panthers changed their primary wordmark logo from its classic look to one that featured two stylized panthers facing each other across an orange sunburst backdrop. This new design incorporated elements of traditional sports logos, such as stars around the perimeter of the shield shape, along with stripes running through both sides of it for added visual interest. Additionally, this version included updated colors – blue for strength; silver for power; gold for success; red representing courage; white signifying purity – all coming together to create a vibrant representation of what makes up this professional hockey franchise’s identity: fierce determination combined with passion and pride!

Today’s official Florida Panthers Wordmark Logo still features those same dual cats. Still, now they are set against an electric blue background which further reinforces their strength and provides more excellent contrast between them so that they stand out more prominently than before! The font style has also been modified slightly over time, giving off just enough variation while remaining true to its roots - making sure everyone knows exactly who these cats belong to no matter where you may be watching or cheering them on from!