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More on the Florida Manatees (and more pictures)!
Florida Manatees (and more pictures)! More about Florida Manatees! (What happens to injured manatees?) (home) Get your Combat-Fishing Stuff Here! Manatees are very gentile vegetarian aquatic animals that inhabit ... the injured manatee. The Florida Marine Patrol catches the manatee and then takes it to one of several manatee rehabilitation centers or 'manatee hospitals'. Sometimes these manatees can ...
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Save the Manatee Club Offers Free Sign for Florida Shoreline Property Owners
Manatees: Operate with Care." It is designed to alert boaters to the presence of manatees in the waterways. Shoreline property owners can post one on their dock to let boaters know that manatees ... received a SMC public awareness waterway sign that features the following number for reporting injured manatees "1-800-DIAL-FMP," please contact us. This telephone number is outdated. Please contact ...
www.savethemanatee.org

MANATEE - Website For Manatee Watchers
Rules | Recommendations | Links | Photos | Buttons INJURED MANATEE RESCUE - HOMOSASSA RIVER Word had come in that there was an injured manatee spotted near the ... animal was initially spotted. Injured manatees can be difficult to locate, and the report of an injured animal must be confirmed ... most likely survive it's trip to Sea World as manatees can survive out of water a considerable length of time ...
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Species-specific Marine Conservation Organizations - MarineBio.org
By Species By Issue Coral Reefs Global Warming (Climate Change) Manatees Sustainable Fishing (Overfishing) Sea Horses Biodiversity Sea Lions & Seals Threatened & Endangered Species ... public awareness and education, fund manatee research, rescue and rehabilitate injured manatees, and lobby for the protection of manatees and their habitat. Sea Horse Conservation Project Seahorse: an ...
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Tracking Manatees with Monica
Manatees with Monica Biologists Artie Wong and Monica Ross set out to track manatees on the St. Johns River. (Photo by Christine Strickland, Save the Manatee Club) Once sick, injured, or orphaned manatees ... Trust. Learn how you can help SMC do even more to help sick and injured manatees. Press Releases Feature Articles Opinion Editorials Manatee Information Press Contacts Press Resources Subscribe to ...
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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 ...
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SCS: Rescue and Rehabilitation
After feeding and rehabilitation, with the help of funding from ... the rescue, rehabilitation, research and conservation of Caribbean marine mammals, especially whales, dolphins and manatees, but occasionally pinnipeds. Works with volunteers and coordinates stranding and rescue information from ...
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Take Action for Manatees!
Last July, a mother manatee was horribly injured in the bay by a speeding boat and subsequently died. Go >> Don't Downlist Manatees! Despite exploding human population growth and shrinking aquatic habitat in Florida, manatees will ...
savethemanatee.org

California Coastal Commission, Public Education Program. Wildlife Obervation Tips
Endangered manatees have been sliced by propellers when boaters ignore speed limits. ... an animal. Always leave an “escape” route. Dolphins, whales, and manatees should not be trapped between boats, or between boats and ... become accustomed to being fed have charged, bitten, and otherwise injured people. become more likely to eat trash and debris. Eating ...
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Manatees and How They Live - Script
Gulf of Mexico. During the winter, however, low water temperature causes the manatees to seek warmer regions. Manatees cannot tolerate water much below 68 degrees F. During the winter, when the ... to injured animals and increase public awareness of the plight of the manatee. Perhaps one of the most impressive of manatee preservation programs has come about almost by accident. Many manatees have ...
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