Manatees are not extinct, although many are injured or killed by power boats, or killed by red tide toxicity and that is what caused them to be endangered.
Manatees are not extinct. One great example is in Blue Springs Park in Orange City, Florida. Every January they hold a Manatee Festival and some of the proceeds go towards helping the manatees. The park itself is a home to these creatures as well as indigenous birds and 15 foot long gators. Manatees are also found in the St. John's River area near Sanford and Deltona, Florida. This huge winding river system may be the connection to manatees in Blue Springs.
As the river winds north towards Jacksonville, the manatees can be found along the way. St. Augustine is also a haven for these creatures in undisturbed areas. Assumably, the river system near Punta Gorda, Florida on the gulf coast-would also house these delightful mammals.
manatees are not extinct but they are endangered.Manatees aren't extinct...
No, manatees are not extinct, but some breeds are endangered.
The manatees are not extinct, though they are classified as "vulnerable".
No, the population of manatees in Florida is believed to be between 1,000 and 3,000.
You can help manatees by looking athttp:www.savethemanatee.org/whatyou.htm, which lists ways you could help. And tell other people about manatees, try not to ride boats with pointy motors, because they are becoming extinct!
Florida manatees almost became extinct or died out completely
manatees, blue whales, and the humpback whales. they are all pretty close
No not if we make sure to keep its habitat clean, drive boats safely, etc.
Elephants aren't extinct. They're just sort of rare in some certain places.
Manatees are protected even though they shouldn't. Manatees are NOT native to Florida so they were just asking to die. Plus after they get hit by a boat they should learn not to ever go up to boats again. Also, it cost 18 million dollars to protect the manatee, that's 18 million we could use to make a new hospital or school. Lastly, Manatees are floating speedbumps who cause 500 dollar fines and 60 days in jail. That's why manatees stink and shouldn't be protected.
one kind of manatee the stellar sea cow, is already extinct there are only about 2000 Florida manatees left around our state many live in the St.Johns river manatees have babies once every five years and with how little the manatees survival chances are there aren't many babies being born.
As far as I have heard, sadly, yes. People hunt them for food, I think. If they go extinct, I'm gonna miss the fat, blubbery cuties!