Are the animals becoming extinct in the everglades?

Answer 1

There are quite a few endangered animals that currently live in the Florida Everglades. These include the American Crocodile, the American Alligator, various sea turtles, birds, the Florida panther, and the manatee.

Answer 2

Yes, due to invasive/exotic species, e.g. the burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus), that can easily adapt to biologically diverse ecosystems and outcompete with native animals, like the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis), as well as diminish other animal and plant species by overconsumption.

Other factors that endanger the everglades include pollution, and habitat destruction, which are both human-caused.

Answer 3

Because of the alligators that live there and the snakes that took over the everglades.