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9:01 Manchineel tree is a deadly tree in the everglades the sap will kill you beware!!

Everything on this project of from Florida then dude says he just moved from Cuba and gets unemployment lol gotta love America

Awe, what a great series of videos!!!!! I've lived in homestead for 48 years and have been to Everglades national park many times, but had no idea the biodiversity and ecology of this vast wilderness...thanks for the tutorial!!!!

That's my team!

I went on a field trip to Shark Valley when I was in 7th grade in November 2016

i love it

African jewelfish are not predatory, so their impact would be minimal.

Delightfully awkward piece about my favorite ecosystem

The more these High IQ people mess with nature the more out of balance nature becomes.

Omg my 4th grade project😭😭 and I’m about to graduate

Great video. Now go clean the port-a-Jon’s at the campsites. Thank you.

Love the Everglades!

Please remove that noisey background music!

And also opening background music is so attractive

Very nice expression ,I ❤ it dear . so nice , so beautiful .

Very nice

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nice facts.....hard for me to watch lol.....have some fun guys

Enjoying

I love it

Very nice u both n ur expression

"We doing everything for the wild life out here baby, yeah look at my by double ear piercing".... Meanwhile 1:48

Great video.

Yes, they catch and eat eels. My brother and I saw this happen once. Circa 1980. Stuart, Florida

Why wouldn’t you spit out the water after tasting

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Amazing my ass you drop it into 3 ft of water.. it's 12 ft long not 12 ft tall.. lol 😁

Such a beautiful place. The mosquitoes are intense, but the trails are amazing.

Florida is a good place for research in ecology and evolution. Do not mess there. Introduce Jaguar to complete the food chain. Predators will eat some of the invasives.

Do there be sharks in em valley?

Love the channel. I live in South Florida and I appreciate everybody so much. I wish I could do some stuff closer to it ♥️

I live in South florida. I used to live in Weston, I have always been obsessed with the everglades. I miss living there because whenever it rained during the summer we got the worst of it. I loved the thunderstorms. I want you to become a FWC officer, I am kind of stuff. I love to do this type of work. How does someone go about doing that we're getting into it at least as a volunteer? Thank you

I was besieged by hoards of mosquitoes so thick it was absolutely impossible to go outside the motel. I’ll never forget it.

Norwegian Getaway ua-cam.com/video/O1Lc2ddld1Y/v-deo.html

Ah, Spanish moss, the epiphytic plant that is not a moss and does not come from Spain. Tillandsia usneoides is a bromeliad native to the Americas. Of course, it is related to another Bromeliad, the pineapple, which is neither a pine nor an apple.

The florida holly is a native plant, the Brazilian pepper is commonly mistaken as the florida holly because of the red berries

best video ever!

They are loosing the battle with the snakes, be they Burmese pythons, Reticulated pythons, Boa constrictor's., whatever. I used to catch and kill anywhere from 20 to 100 a night. But, due to bureaucratic non-sense they won't allow me to hunt them anymore. Us snake hunters were getting ahead of the snakes, now with their science experiment the snakes are getting ahead of the scientist's. They actually want them to multiply so they can keep their funding. Follow the money.

I worked at Katmai NP Alaska with Mason in 2009. One year later he and two other Rangers died in a plane crash coming back from working on a coastal ranger station demolition. He was an enthusiastic ranger and friend and was a great loss to the NPS and his family.

Beautiful place.

Found one of these crossing my street while I was recording a song about the mythology of the serpent! so my wife and i used it in the music video ua-cam.com/video/bW9flfzaRJY/v-deo.html it's all in Spanish using traditional Cuban instruments, but hope you enjoy!

So interesting. Thank you.

I'm gonna start a Soft Rock band. It'll be called Limestone.

Yeah as much as I appreciate the effort they need to give it up. You’re not gonna get rid of them at this point. They’re part of the environment

The West is dead...

i’ve seen flamingos in john prince park in west palm beach, very nice

Why not shoot every phyton found .

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Loved this

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