Florida Black Bear Population Shows Sharp Decline Ahead of State Hunt
The state’s own data seems to undermine its argument that a hunt is needed to keep populations in check.
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When Does It Get Cold in South Florida?
It is time to dust off your Uggs!
Video: Miami Meteorologist Shaken by Hurricane Melissa Intensification
“Oh my Jesus Christ,” John Morales said when his colleague told him Melissa’s pressure prior to landfall.
Commentary: Bearing Witness to the Devastation of Florida Keys Coral Reefs
A 2023-24 heat wave caused the extinction of two iconic Florida coral species.
Photo: One-in-a-Million Yellow Cardinal Seen in South Florida
Tropical Audubon president José Francisco Barros says only about three such sightings are reported in the country each year.
Fish and Wildlife Seeks Dumbass Who Shot a Crocodile with a Spear Gun in Key Largo
The state agency has offered $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the culprit.
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Final Iguana Boss: Florida Man Claims Record With Massive Catch
While no official record exists, a South Florida man appears to have a legitimate claim with a gargantuan iguana he recently caught.
Commentary: Florida Flamingo Population Is On the Rebound
Recent events indicate that flamingos may be coming back to the Sunshine State.
Where Miami’s Soggy September Ranks Among Wettest on Record
Miami’s September Rainfall Near Record Levels
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How Did a Manatee Wind Up Living in a Pembroke Pines Community’s Lake?
A manatee was spotted living in a manmade lake in a Broward suburb.