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Historical research indicates that Florida’s manatees are actually relatively recent arrivals

Posted on January 3, 2025January 20, 2025 by Krystal S | 35247 Views | 26 min read

Manatee Eating Lettuce — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Mary-Kaitlyn Arnette Researchers have discovered that manatees, who have long been regarded as some of Florida’s most adored and captivating residents, are not native to the Sunshine State and arrived just like any other visitor in quest of the warm temperatures and crystal-clear seas. Scientists from George Washington

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