This page is an insight to the wildlife you may see during your visit to Florida, all information contained on this page is courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to whom we are grateful, and is for your enjoyment and educational purposes. For further information regarding the wildlife of Florida please take a moment to visit the following Link www.floridaconservation.org

Generally if you find a baby animal it is best to leave it alone. Often the animal is not orphaned, and the parent may be out getting food for the animal, or watching the baby. Never pick up baby animals and remove them from their natural environment!

Do not feed wildlife. Feeding animals such as deer, raccoons, or alligators may cause them to concentrate on food provided by humans such that they become a nuisance or a threat to people.

 Do not litter! Animals can become tangled or trapped in products such as plastic, fishing line, cans, jars and bottles. On the beach, these products can harm sea turtles

Continue to be educated about wildlife in Florida.