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Recent Sightings of Florida Panthers
If you plan to walk a boardwalk in Florida’s Parks and Reserves any early morning or late afternoon, you might be lucky enough to see a Florida Panther. They seem to like these elevated pathways for ease of travel and the view into the grass that they afford. Rainbow Lizards in Florida
Photo Olivier Haligon © Rainbow lizards are native to South and Central America, but a small breeding population has become established in Dade County in south Florida. Wild Capybara return to Florida
Strange sheep-sized rodents with webbed feet are showing up in Florida’s rivers and canals. These weird looking animals are capybara – a 100-lb guinea-pig-like creature. Sheepshead - A fish with human teeth.
Photo Claire Sunquist © Looking into the mouth of a sheepshead is a bit like looking into the mouth of a person. This fish has human-like incisors and strange looking molar teeth on the roof and bottom of its mouth. Sheepshead use these heavy-duty teeth to grind up blue crabs, oysters, and small fish.
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