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Florida's Dying Manatees: Animals Die From Starvation, Habitat Loss, Red Tide Bloom
The latest report showed that manatees died due to starvation, habitat loss and red tide bloom. In 2022, the number of manatee deaths reached 669, which is lower than the deaths in 2021. Read here.
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Tropical Storm Idalia: 28 Florida Counties Issued With Mandatory Evacuation Orders Amid Onslaught
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US Weather Updates: Storm Surge Warning in Effect in Parts of Florida; Hurricane Franklin to Impact US East Coast With Heavy Rain
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Sargassum Seaweed in Florida Becomes Asset as Company Makes Fertilizers, Vegan Leather
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US Weather Forecast: Tropical Storm Idalia To Unleash Heavy Rain and Strong Winds in Parts of Florida
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Florida In High Risk For Impacts As Idalia Seen To Develop Into Hurricane
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Tropical Depression Ten Seen To Delay Travels As Landfall Forecasted In Florida
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Florida Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms To Hit Next Week Due to Developing Storms
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Wild Rhesus Macaque Monkey On the Loose in Florida Knows How to Avoid Vehicular Traffic
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Dengue in Florida Nearing 200 Cases This Year with 10 Not From State
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Florida Wave Turns Fishing Trip Into 2 Days of Sunburn, Jellyfish Stings While Lost at Sea
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Invasive Toxic Cane Toad Population Near Resort in Florida Hunted Down By Man with BB Gun
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Florida Alligator Brooke Gets CT Scan with Help of Six Vets, Strappy Board Following Ear Infection Symptoms
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