Florida+Everglades


 * Region of the world:** The Everglades are located in Southern Florida.


 * Climate:** The average temperature in the Everglades range between 60 degrees fahrenheight to 80 degress fahrenheight. The everglades is also very humid. The humidity is usually over 90%.

The average rainfall is 51.9 inches annual.


 * Map:** [[image:file:moz-screenshot.jpg]]






 * Flora and Fauna:** Melaleuca tree,Brazilian Pepper, Burmese Python, and the Everglades holds the largest population of Alligators. Ajaja Ajaja, Blue heron, Snowy Egret, apple snail, deer, manatee, marsh rabbit, opposum, raccoon, bobcat, panther, dolphin, egret, snake, wood stork.




 * Description:** The everglades is a big maze of swamps that extend throughout southern Florida and are filled with many dangerous creatures. Ailligators hide within the water and wait for their dinner the come to them. The everglades has trees and vines wherever you look, it's almost impossible to find your way out if you are unexeperienced. There is so many moquitos that you can literally be eaten to death. Right off the everglades are many crocadiles on the coast inside the forests and inside the shallow water.

Also, baby alligators are to be avoided because baby alligators are always within eyesight of their overprotective mothers, who will protect them with their life.
 * Some interesting facts** about the everglades is that they host wilderness camping for tourists to experience the Everglades in a different way. Thunderstorms and mosquitos are abundant.


 * Food Chain**

Herbivores - Apple snail, Deer, manatee, Marsh rabbit Omnivores - Mosquitofish, opposum, raccoon. Carnivores - Alligator, Bobcat, Dolphin, Garfish, Egret, Heron, Panther, Snake, Wood Stork.

The human effect on the everglades is a big issue in Florida. Human activity destroyed a lot of plants and poluted some of the ponds and lakes. Florida made a political order to clean up the Park before it gets out of control.


 * Work Cited:**

[|http://www.nps.gov/ever/http://www.florida-everglades.com/]

[|//www.nwf.org/everglades//]

[|//www.cotf.edu/ete/modules/everglades/FEeverglades1.html//]