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Adopt-A-Manatee: How the Program Works
Homosassa ... Florida. The park is a rehabilitation facility for manatees who are recovering from injuries before being released back into the wild. Five female manatees who cannot be released into the wild because of ...
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Manatee Facts
Manatees can be found in shallow, slow-moving rivers, estuaries, saltwater bays, canals and coastal areas. Manatees are a migratory species. Within the United States, West Indian manatees are ... threat facing manatees today. There are approximately 3,000 West Indian manatees left in the United States. Breeding and Reproduction: The reproductive rate for manatees is slow. Female manatees are not ...
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Manatees and How They Live - Script
Manatees usually give birth to their young during the winter stay at the warm water springs. At birth, calves are 3 feet long, dark in color, and weigh about 75 pounds. Female manatees ... manatees. It is quite common for mature female manatees to adopt orphaned calves and nurse them as their own. This manatee is about 2 years old. Average mature manatees ...
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Biodiversity-Amazonian Manatee
This species is primarily grey in color although most Amazonian Manatees have a pink or white underbelly. Amazonian Manatees do not have incisors or canine teeth, only molars designed to crush ... season (September-March) they can fast for weeks or months when food plants are unavailable. Female manatees can give birth to calves any time during the year. However, in the Ecuadorian Amazon ...
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ECO-PROS - Endangered Species
Endangered! All seven species of Sea Turtles are listed as endangered, threatened or vulnerable. The female nesting population of the 100 million year old Pacific leatherback sea turtle has collapsed ... Division of Endangered Species central listings of Threatened and Endangered plant and animal species. Endangered! Manatees Known as "the sea cow," the manatee is one of the most endangered marine ...
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ASM | Mammals of Texas
The second-most numerous introduced animal in Texas. SIRENIA (manatee & allies) Trichechidae (manatees) West Indian Manatee Trichechus manatus Endangered Gulf Coast; Bayous, Bays, River Mouths, Laguna Madre. ... Island National Seashore. *A=Anatomical Specialization, B=Behavioral, C=Close-up of Head, F=Female, FM=Female&Male, G=Group, H=Habitat, M=Male, P=Phase of Color, S=Skull, ...
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Greentimes - Guest Articles
Manatees By Rianna and Kimberly Manatees eat sea grass and other water plants. These creatures eat, sleep, and play, just like humans. Manatees can hear very well and make noises to communicate. Manatees ... manatees' habitats. These are some of the ways you can help manatees. The manatees will remain endangered or become extinct if you don't help out. Please help the manatees ... long stings. Female newts ...
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Tethytheria, the ancestors of the elephants
Paenungulata and includes Proboscidea (the trunk animals), Sirenia (seacows, manatees and dugongs) and their common ancestor. After being land animals, they became aquatic ... animals, like the manatees. West Indian Manatee Cole, Brandon Buy posters at AllPosters.com Those caracters includes: Testes inside the body, located near the kidneys Female sexual organs inbedded in ...
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Mammals
The name "mammal" actually refers to the female's mammary glands which provide milk for her young. This characteristic sets off mammals ... 266 9 CETACEA whales, dolphins, porpoises 76 10 PROBOSCIDEA elephants 2 1 SIRENIA dugongs, manatees 4 2 PERISSODACTYLA horses, zebras, tapirs, rhinoceroses 16 3 ARTOPDACTYLA antelope, deer, gazelles, giraffe, ...
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IWRC Interview with Eve Fertig
American kestrels, male and female. The male is beautiful, gentle and he is in love with the female. The female must have been told to "get thee to ... , four in the kitchen, three in the dining room - and "Where’s your book on manatees?" and "Where’s your book on insects?" I said "Now, wait a minute! Take the ...
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