Can Manatees Bite You?
Posted by Swimming With The ManateesYou’ve heard of manatees. Perhaps you’ve seen one in a video or image. And now, you want to be with them in the water. But there’s one thing holding you.. read more
You’ve heard of manatees. Perhaps you’ve seen one in a video or image. And now, you want to be with them in the water. But there’s one thing holding you.. read more
Swimming with the manatees and exploring the beautiful Kings Bay estuary and springs is a favorite Florida outing. At Captain Mike’s Swimming With the Manatees, we welcome both beginner and.. read more
There used to be consensus that manatees are dull-witted animals. Of course, that belief relied on observation of the animals in the wild and on brain studies. But the conclusions.. read more
Traveling to Crystal River, Florida to see and swim with manatees? Are you already in love with these amazing sea giants or do you seek to learn more about what.. read more
Florida is home more than 6,131 manatees. With that massive number of animals it is quite common to see beached, stranded or injured manatees, particularly during the winter in Crystal.. read more
The go-to spot for West Indian manatees, also called Florida manatees, is Crystal River, Fl. As soon as the animals sense the coming winter, they seek out warm locations. For.. read more
Alligators and manatees have overlapping habitats. They often hang out together in sunny spots along the shoreline or spend time in warm-water areas. Occasionally alligators and manatees can be seen.. read more
In the summer, manatees roam throughout the United States as far as Texas, Virginia and Massachusetts. But in the winter, they congregate in Florida in massive numbers to take advantage.. read more
Manatees like warm water because they require refuges to survive the cold of winter. Despite a weight of 1,000 pounds or more, manatees lack a continuous layer of blubber (like.. read more
It’s winter again and manatees are migrating south to warm-water springs and power plant outflows. As the slow-moving marine mammals make their way into the springs they often run into.. read more
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