Florida manatees are found along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts and in northern parts of the Caribbean from the Bahamas to Turks and Caicos. Antillean manatees frequent the north ...

with its subspecies now called the Florida manatee and the Greater Caribbean manatee (formerly Antillean manatee). The initiative also includes standardized names in Spanish, French, Dutch ...

It's often called a manatee migration, but Florida's cows aren't leaving state waters in search of some secluded island in the warm waters of the Caribbean. Instead, they're headed upstream and ...

The store saves its excess romaine and green leaf lettuce and donate it to the Caribbean Manatee Conservation Center. Each time they visit, they donate about 200 pounds of lettuce to feed young ...

Before the 19 th century, manatees swimming through Florida were more akin to tourists, with permanent homes in the Caribbean, according to the new research. Drastic changes to the landscape by ...

The tools and ornaments made with manatee bones may have arrived here via Native Americans trading with those from the Caribbean. “The problem with that is people have been looking for proof of ...

The most logical hypothesis is that manatees were then later "present only in very low numbers in Florida as occasional visitors from the Caribbean and then settled here permanently," Pluckhahn said.

with its subspecies now called the Florida manatee and the Greater Caribbean manatee (formerly Antillean manatee). The initiative also includes standardized names in Spanish, French, Dutch ...