Located about 90 minutes north of Tampa on Florida’s Nature Coast, Crystal River isn’t your typical beach town plastered with ...

Photo: Wikipedia India-West Staff Reporter LOS ANGELES, CA – Asia TV USA Ltd. and YouTube TV have announced the successful integration of 18 Zee Entertainment channels into the American market.

Manatee. people in water near sea creature. Image via Unsplash. Manatees have been an integral part of Florida’s aquatic ecosystem for thousands of years. These large, herbivorous mammals, ...

A warm-water marine mammal native to the Gulf Coast, the West Indian Manatee is now showcased in stunning 3D video on LG's Times Square billboard in New York City.

MAKING WAVES FOR WILDLIFE: LG CELEBRATES THE MANATEE IN NEW YORK TIMES SQUARECommunity Votes Bring the West Indian Manatee to Life in LG's Endangered Species Awareness Campaign ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., ...

Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris), a subspecies of the West Indian manatee, are large aquatic mammals that typically grow to 9-10 feet in length and weigh between 800-1,200 pounds.

The West Indian manatee on the new stamp is described as a “gentle and vulnerable” marine mammal, inhabiting Florida’s inland waterways and warm areas of the coastal Atlantic, Caribbean and ...

When the West Indian manatee first earned endangered species protection in the early 1970s, the gentle and sociable marine mammals were critically close to extinction, with only a few hundred of the ...

In 2021 and 2022, a couple of years after Jason started photographing the Florida manatee, something happened that put his work in perspective. In Indian River Lagoon, some 260 kilometres from Crystal ...

After being listed as an endangered species since 1973, the West Indian manatee, of which the Florida manatee is a subspecies, was reclassified from endangered to threatened by the U.S. Fish and ...

Nearly 2,000 Florida manatees died in 2021 and 2022. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said the sea cows’ plight does not fit the definition of endangered.