Most manatees are found in Florida, there is no exact number.
Florida has the largest population of manatees, having over 3,000 individuals. See related link..
Manatees are warm blooded, and the waters in Florida are much warmer year round. There are actually areas that they like to hang out, even in Florida. Many power plants that use water to cool their machinery vent the water back into the bays (it is actually a clean practice). The manatees will all come hang out in those destinations in the winter to warm up. Sometimes, you can see dozens of them there at once.
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.
The Florida Manatee population is 4000-5000 in 2011.
There are about 1,500 manatees in the United States, almost all in Florida. No one knows how many there are in the rest of the world, because it is very difficult and expensive to count them.
The researchers are trying to see how many there are, but won't give us an estimate. But they do think the manatee populaton is increasing.
Well. As you know, manatees give birth quite a lot. They have sex, and then give birth to many little baby manatees. So, there is your answer: Many little baby manatees
Florida Manatees eat many different aquatic plants.
There is the Trichechus Manatus, Trichechus Senegalensis, Trichechus Inunguis, Florida Manatee, and the West Indian Manatee
There are 1000 manatees
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.