Manatees live in the West Africa,Amazon basin and also in the Noth America's southern regions.
Manatees have been known to humans for thousands of years, with early sightings dating back to ancient civilizations. However, the scientific discovery and classification of manatees occurred in the 18th century, with the species being formally described in the mid-1700s.
okay they live in an underground burrow.Some mostly live underwater
You live in the Northern Hemisphere if you live in California.
We live in the Cenozoic era.
they live in a country with all oportunity
they eat sharks
It swim fast as it can
Of course
No, the population of manatees in Florida is believed to be between 1,000 and 3,000.
becasue people on buts dont watch the signes and they run over the mantees
Mantees are on the endangered animals list and are facing extinction. You nor anyone else is allowed to buy or sell them.
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.
Yes, manatees can be found in freshwater habitats, including swamps, as well as in coastal marine environments. They often inhabit rivers, lakes, and mangrove swamps, where they feed on aquatic vegetation. However, they are more commonly associated with warmer waters, such as estuaries and coastal areas, especially during colder months when they seek refuge in warmer springs.
Manatees have been known to humans for thousands of years, with early sightings dating back to ancient civilizations. However, the scientific discovery and classification of manatees occurred in the 18th century, with the species being formally described in the mid-1700s.
Endangered marine species include the mantees, seals, sealions, turtels, and whales. Drift net fishing is killing dolphins, albatrosses, and other sea birds, (petrels, ausks), hastening the dedine of fish stocks and contributing to international diputes
The sea cow or Manatee moves very slowly though the water. The main form of locomotion is the slow undulation of its flat tail. The manatee will also walk long the sea bed with is front flippers as it grazes.
Manatees do not camouflage in the traditional sense like some other animals. They have a grayish-brown color that helps them blend into their natural habitats, such as murky waters and seagrass beds. While they lack the ability to change their coloration dramatically, their coloration can provide some level of concealment from predators and human observers in their environment.