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A special moment captured along Florida's coast 🌊🐢 As the host of the world’s largest nesting region for loggerhead turtles and serving as a major nesting site for green and leatherback turtles, Florida plays a vital role in this important stage of a sea turtle's life. Nesting season begins as early as March and continues through October every year, making the summer season a prime time for sea turtles on our shorelines.

A special moment captured along Florida's coast 🌊🐢 As the host of the world’s largest nesting region for loggerhead turtles and serving as a major nesting site for green and leatherback turtles, Florida plays a vital role in this important stage of a sea turtle's life. Nesting season begins as early as March and continues through October every year, making the summer season a prime time for sea turtles on our shorelines.

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Special to Florida... a crocodile and a manatee sharing space! 🐊 This unlikely pair was spotted by an angler enjoying a day of fishing. While it may seem unusual, manatees safely share habitats with both crocodiles and alligators in Florida. As spring approaches, several species of wildlife become more active in the springtime. Manatees leave their winter habitats and travel the waterways along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and other inland waters, increasing chances of close encounters with people, in water or by boat. Here are some key rules to remember this spring as manatees begin to migrate: 🚫 Look, but don’t touch! Remember that it is your responsibility to keep a safe distance between yourself and manatees (as well as crocodiles and alligators!). ⚠️ Go slow and look out below for manatees and other wildlife when boating or using personal watercraft. 📹 Video courtesy of Giovanni Ottmanelli #Florida #Manatees #Crocodiles #FloridaWildlife

Special to Florida... a crocodile and a manatee sharing space! 🐊 This unlikely pair was spotted by an angler enjoying a day of fishing. While it may seem unusual, manatees safely share habitats with both crocodiles and alligators in Florida. As spring approaches, several species of wildlife become more active in the springtime. Manatees leave their winter habitats and travel the waterways along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and other inland waters, increasing chances of close encounters with people, in water or by boat. Here are some key rules to remember this spring as manatees begin to migrate: 🚫 Look, but don’t touch! Remember that it is your responsibility to keep a safe distance between yourself and manatees (as well as crocodiles and alligators!). ⚠️ Go slow and look out below for manatees and other wildlife when boating or using personal watercraft. 📹 Video courtesy of Giovanni Ottmanelli #Florida #Manatees #Crocodiles #FloridaWildlife

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This baby manatee will get a second chance thanks to our manatee rescue & research team, our Law Enforcement & Dolphin Research Ctr!

This baby manatee will get a second chance thanks to our manatee rescue & research team, our Law Enforcement & Dolphin Research Ctr!

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