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The Tocobaga Indians, who inhabited the west coast of Florida, primarily engaged in fishing, hunting, and gathering. They relied heavily on the rich marine resources available in Tampa Bay, using canoes for fishing and gathering shellfish. Additionally, they hunted local wildlife and gathered wild plants for food. Their lifestyle was semi-nomadic, moving between seasonal camps to access various resources.

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