Florida features an overwhelming variety of species. from small to large, underwater, on land, or in the air.
Here you can find the multifaceted nature of only one state.
You see, the black bear is not only found in the colder regions of North America but also in Florida. However, their fur becomes lighter as temperatures increase, so they tend to be brownish in Florida.
Fascinating to some, a horror to others. The second animal may not seem as cuddly to many as the previous one. It’s just too bad that it’s significantly more likely to encounter a snake in Florida than a black bear.
A total of 6 species of turtles exist in Florida, all of which are threatened with extinction. This is also true for the Loggerhead turtle, which spends almost its entire life in the water, covering thousands of nautical miles.
Florida has 1.3 million alligators and a few thousand crocodiles. Mississippi alligators are the most common. Alligators inhabit wetlands, lakes, rivers, and canals.