Everglades National Park

Alligators have many adaptations that allow them to be some of the fiercest hunters. Their adaptations include teeth, skin, webbed feet, ability to hold their breath, and their eyes.

There are many different species that are endangered in Florida.

8 species of ammphibians endangered

1 species of arachnids endangered

23 species of birds endangered

11 species of clams endangered

8 species of coralsm jellyfish and sea anemones endangered

25 species of crustaceans endangered

33 species of fishes endangered

18 species of insects endangered

15 species of mammals endangered

53 species of plants endangered

9 species of reptiles endangered

13 species of snails endangered

150,000 of the reptiles (including pythons and other snakes) are estimated to be crawling through Everglades National Park and the surrounding areas.

1. Home to state animal: the Panther

2. Home to manatees because of all the warm water and mangroves.

3. 4,300 square miles

4. 470 species of animals

5. 5000 species of plants

6. Brackish water that flows at 1 mph

7. Rangers set woods on fire to kill bad plants. The good plants (pines) have a protective bark that protects them.

8. A small part of it goes from Florida to Texas

9. When Hurricane Andrew came it uprooted thousands of plants

10. Located in southern Florida

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Some are brittle thatch palm, Florida thatch palm, silver thatch palm, Krug's holly, and Tree cactous.

global warming

The Everglades is the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S. There are rare and endangered species in the Everglades.

An example of predator and prey relationship is like this: An alligator eats a snake, which eats a lizard, which eats a bug. I hope this answers your question, im doing a project of the everglades too!

sun in the everglades in august make tempeartures reach the 100 degree line. this makes grass grow inside the river and many other rich nature procedures.

One of the main projects is a water flow rehabilitation project

I'd stay out of the water, and in a boat. On foot a side arm is a good idea. With permit of course. Probably on a boat and high above the water unless you want to be swimming with the fishes and not catching them.

Yes. The Evergaldes are in Florida which is east from Mississippi.

a library card because it will show you all the books that are in the everglades

it's actually three...

the Florida panther,

the American crocidile,

and the west mantee!

well there are a lot of the , like i can name some a bird, cat, fish, dog,and more well there are a lot of the , like i can name some a bird, cat, fish, dog,and more

i think some of the biotic factors of the everglades are the animals in it (crocodiles , birds , deers and many others) the trees because the trees give out oxygen and many other biotic factors. hope it helps...

herran

From Ft Lauderdale to the Everglades it is about 30 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on where you live

• because it has the everglades on the way to Orlando and it has most of the animals in the everglades national park.

156.50 miles

It is 206.12 miles according to MapQuest.

Miami is the major city that has been dpresding into the area that once was part of the Everglades