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An Intern’s Encounter with Manatees: Magic, Wonder, and Conservation
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An Intern’s Encounter with Manatees: Magic, Wonder, and Conservation
Manatees are incredible creatures; slow, gentle, friendly, and wildly curious. With no natural predators, these sea cows move slowly and freely through the water. As well as this, they can’t see very far, with a range of eyesight up to only four feet in front of them. Usually ranging from 9.5 ft to 13.5 ft in length, weighing between 800 and 3,500 pounds, they can be quite a scare when you see them in the water for the first time. For the longe…
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