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The Everglades

@evergladesnp

Brainchild of conservationist Ernest Coe, Everglades National Park was developed to protect the diverse ecosystems of Southern Florida from land development.

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Short on time but want to experience the natural beauty of Everglades Wildlife? Then a few hours bird watching is the activity for you!

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Occasional fires here at the Everglades prevent certain harmful plant species from overpopulation our lush and diverse ecosystems.

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Though the alligator is at the top of most Everglades food chains, the human introduction of Burmese pythons has disrupted this balance.

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Fun Fact: The big, mighty Everglades alligator creates holes in the ground with its body that then become home to countless other organisms!

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Though they may not be the face of the park, Everglades bobcats sure do have a huge impact here. Mostly at night though (They're nocturnal).

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When they aren't patrolling the park for suspicious human activity, our rangers are busy giving guided tours and informational talks.

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Though we don't have the high mountaintops and scenic ridges of other national parks, the beauty of our flora and fauna is unmatched.

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Who gives alligators presents on Christmas? Santa Jaws! Everglades National Park makes the best setting for you holiday vacation!