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Is it legal to kill a eastern diamond rattle snake in south west Florida?
No, it is not. because I love it.
Where can the ocelot be found?
Miami, Florida From Eastern Mexico to central South America
What time zone is Florida?
Most of Florida is in Eastern Time (GMT-5). However the portion of the Florida panhandle south of Alabama is in Central Time (GMT-6)Most of Florida is in Eastern Time Zone. However the portion of the Florida Panhandle directly south of Alabama is in Central Time.
Which direction do you travel from eastern Virginia to Florida?
If you are a crow, you would fly south southwest to get from eastern Virginia to Florida. If you are a person in a car, you might have to travel due west and then slooowly move toward the south southwest.
Is Florida east or west coast?
Florida is located on the eastern area of the United States. It is considered an east coast state and applies by eastern time zones.
Where the does the eastern indigo snake live?
The Eastern Indigo Snake ranges from southern South Carolina south through Florida and west to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.
What is the time zone in Florida?
AnswerUS Eastern Time - either Eastern Standard Time (EST) or Eastern Daylight Saving Time for most of the state. The portion of the panhandle south of Alabama is in the Central Time Zone.
What is Georgia's Location?
Eastern Seaboard of the USA, just north of Florida and south of Tenessee.
What are the three states from eastern from Virginia to Florida?
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia
What is the location of Miami?
Miami is a city and resort in south-eastern Florida on Biscayne Bay.
Where did hurrican Katrina travel?
Bahamas, South Florida, Cuba, Louisiana (especially Greater New Orleans), Mississippi, Alabama, Florida Panhandle, most of eastern North America
How many eastern diamondback rattlesnakes are in the US?
The eastern diamondback is greatly reduced in North Carolina, the northern limit of its range, where it has been declared an endangered species. In more southerly regions, as Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, they are still found in decent numbers.
