Found as an orphan, rescued a second time after a setback, and nursed back to health across multiple facilities, one Florida ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A manatee was spotted in an artificial lake in South Florida. Manatees can travel through canals and drains, especially after ...

My preferred water temperature for swimming here in Florida hovers around 85°F, but when winter rolls around, I suck it up and suck it in to shimmy into a 3mm wetsuit for an experience that's unique ...

It’s no secret that Florida’s clear blue water is home to an array of natural beauty and biodiversity. If you love snorkeling or scuba diving, and especially if you love animals, this unique activity ...

So often in the travel world with dream of bucket list adventures, knowing that if we ever get to do them we’ll spend a small fortune after spending a lifetime traveling to a remote destination. Those ...

The species prefers swimming in warmer waters, usually traveling only as far north as the Carolinas. If the manatee stays in water that is too cold for too long, it could suffer severe illness or ...

How long is your bucket list? Because you better make room for one more item: snorkeling with manatees. Truly nothing else in the world is comparable to this experience. I know because I just did it, ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. South Florida residents recently noticed an unusual new neighbor in their artificial lake: a manatee.