Everglades National Park

early settlers thought the swamp was worthless and candles and dikes were built to prevent flooding

I know there are issues with non-native snakes, such as boa constrictors that are being released by people that no longer want to take care of them. There is a picture of a boa that swallowed an alligator and the alligator ripped it open from the inside.

i think the answer is marshes,swamps,and bogs?Im not compleley sure,

you can search something else if its that important.

Actually, that is the answer to "What are th three types of Freashwater wetlands."

Key deer live in the Florida Everglades. Like all deer, they are herbivores, which means that they only eat plants.

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The 5 habitats in the Everglades were Hammock, Mangrove, Pineland, Sawgrass, and Slough all of which were inhabited by the Seminole.

It has been polluted.

The Everglades in southwestern Florida cover about 6,000 square miles. The average size at any given point is 60 miles wide. The river that runs through the Everglades is about 100 miles long.

I've done some research and I believe Florida has about 34,721,280 acres of land.

Hint: One acre comprises 4,840 square yards, 43,560 square feet or about 4,046.86 square meters or 0.404686 hectares. One acre is 90.75 percent of a 100-yard (91.44-meter) long by 53.33-yard (48.77-meter) wide American football field (without the end zones).

About 1.5 million acres.

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

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This really depends on how much time you have. If you have only a day, your best bet is to visit one of the visitor centers to view wildlife. The Royal Palm Visitor Center, just 3.5 miles west of the entrance near Homestead, is a good start.

If you have more time, consider an overnight kayak trip into Whitewater Bay. There are platforms set up here and there inside the Bay that accomodate camping tents so visitors can spend the night in the true wilderness of the park. Of course, there's a porta-potty on the platform too, so it's not totally primative.

Environmentalists say they were blindsided by the proposal to modify the Everglades Forever Act, and shocked by the speed with which it moved through the Legislature.

well first thing I know is that the fish and other animals breathe underwater so the fish or other sea animals are interacting with the oxygen or the carbon dioxide. Next, the coral reefs or the sea sponge need the sunlight and the water to grow. I think these are pretty much I know...and I hope this will help(?)

An everglade has ice all over it and a swamp has water all over it.

There are a number of great placed a person can stay while they are visiting the Everglades. These include hotels such as the Parkway Motel and Marina and the Poi Resort.

There were two major tribes: the Calusa and the Tequesta.

The everglades is important because it is a type of habitat for certain animals.If we didnt have the everglades alot of these animals wouldnt have a home so they would probally go extinct.

== == The Everglades is home to a variety of wildlife including; Short-tailed Hawk, Spoon-billed Ani, flamingo, heron, egret, Wood Stork, ibis, Snail Kite, Osprey, pelicans, terns, otters, manatees, alligators, crocodiles, deer and the severely endangered Florida Panther.

If the the trees were destroyed then the oxygen level would lesson and the animals that depend on the vegetation and nutrients of the trees would suffer

I can only tell you the animals in it, Mosquito, Green Anole, gumbo-limbo, snail kite,mosquito fish, apple snail,duckweed, american alligator, saw grass, raccon, bald cypress, cotton mouth snake,anhinga, mink, earthworm, blue green alage, and rose ate spoonbill.

Hydrosphere or cryosphere?