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Blind dog 'Helen Killer' tracks down elusive invasive predators in Florida's Everglades: 'One-in-a-million companion'
This work is not just good for the area’s wildlife, but it also helps protect important ecosystem benefits for humans. Blind ...
Burmese pythons in Florida: What to do if you catch one, how much state will pay you
Burmese pythons are not native to Florida and destructive to its ecosystem. Can you hunt and shoot the invasive snakes? Will ...
Southwest Florida's burrowing owls: Our underground neighbors facing growing threats
Cape Coral boasts the greatest density of Florida burrowing owls – tiny birds of prey that prefer to live life underground – ...
The past year was deadly for endangered Florida panthers. Why aren’t there more wildlife crossings?
Florida panthers. Thirty-six of the endangered cats were killed by vehicle strike – the most since 2016. Yet Florida has no ...
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NH aquarium debuts new Florida Everglades exhibit
The Florida Everglades have made their way to New Hampshire, as Living Shores Aquarium debuted its largest, new exhibit.The ...
Florida Wildlife Officers Called In To Remove A Huge Saltwater Crocodile From A Swimming Pool
Florida is home to an estimated 1.3 million alligators but there are also an estimated 1,000+ saltwater crocodiles that call Florida home as well. One of ...
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Crocs and flip-flops (and plenty of DEET) in Flamingo, Fla.
and other animals seen in the Everglades, artist-in-residence programs, and evening ranger talks. One morning, we joined the Paddling in Paradise guided kayaking trip along the shores of Florida ...
How Everglades National Park came to preserve the great 'River of Grass'
A Florida governor in the early 1900s saw potential for the Everglades land but only if it was drained of its water.
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Burmese pythons in Florida: What to do if you catch one, how much state will pay you
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says ... mercury level testing of Burmese pythons removed from the Everglades showed levels considered too high for human consumption.
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How Everglades National Park came to preserve the great 'River of Grass'
Florida History:Alligator Alley in the Everglades was once a killing ground Parts of the Everglades still exist in the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, state-operated water ...