Thursday, September 18, 2008

Mini Project Three

Endangered Species in the state of Florida:

The Florida panther is our state animal. Only are few are left so it is important to save this magnificent creature.









The manatee are like sea cows. They live in rivers, estuaries and inshore areas of Florida. The manatees eat a lot during the day. They eat 10-15% of their body weight in a variety of aquatic plants every day.





The Eastern Indigo Snake is the longest North American Snake. The Eastern Indigo Snake can grow as long as 8 feet in length.







The Peregrine falcon has been on the endangered species list since 1970.Restrictions on the pesticide DDT and private groups who have used breeding programs have saved the falcon from extinction. Peregrine Falcons have been known to live as old as 15 years of age. They usually live to be 11 or 12.

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