Everglades National Park

yes

The average depth of the Everglades is only 1.2 to 1.5 meters (4 to 5 feet), and 2.7 meters (9 feet) at its deepest point.

The most usual cause of fire in the Florida Everglades is a lighting strike. Because the Florida Everglades is an obvious example of a fire ecology, and its continued existence depends on fire, and the effects are well studied, the Florida Everglades is a good place to start when thinking about fire and its effect on our environment.

The Everglades are subtropical wetlands located in the southern portion of the U.S. state of Florida, comprising the southern half of a large watershed. The system begins near Orlando with the Kissimmee River, which discharges into the vast but shallow Lake Okeechobee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everglades

Some non-Living things in florida are

1. Rocks
2. water
3. roofs
4. floor
5. street lights

Yes, the Marsh rabbit does

You go through the gate

The everglades have not been drained.

They tried to stop a bridge from being built in fear of flooding the everglades

The diversion of water from the Everglades caused drought and habitat loss for many species that could endanger or extinct them

Its about 50 reptiles

water

no-Florida

they are both wet and have a warm climate they also they contain an abundance of life

The Everglades are located in the southern tip of Florida.

Is there a way to purchase or rent a copy of the movie WInds across the Everglades 1958 release?

neovision vision mink or mustela vision evergladensis

For largemouth bass, lures or shiners..Large minnows also catch gar and catfish.

He discovers a stronger connection to Mullet Fingers.

There exists only one Everglades eco-system in the entire world, and it's in southern Florida.

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well actually u cantrap an alligator in the evaerglades well the everglades or lilys

Yes, there are Apple snails in the Everglades

The everglades are located in south Florida

Scientists estimate the number at 150,000