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There are 60 species of seagrass found worldwide, and seven of these species grow in Florida, with turtle grass being the most common seagrass found off the coast of Florida.
The Christmas tree worm is a species of polychaete marine worm that is most commonly associated with hard corals in shallow tropical coral reefs around the world.
The brown pelican is a non-migratory bird that makes its home around shallow waters of the America's Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific coasts.
The Atlantic ghost crab is a common species that can be found along the Atlantic coastline of the United States.
The large hard shelled green sea turtle is an endangered species that have been around over 110 million years but faces many threats today.
With over 360 species of this floating algae found around the world, Sargassum is important to the many marine animals that depend on it.
The green moray eel is one species out of over 800 other species of eels and they belongs to an order of fish called Anguilliformes.
The dwarf seahorse has a maximum height of 1 inch, making this species the 3rd smallest seahorse in the world.
The common bottlenose dolphin are a very social and smart species that travel in pods, sometimes consisting of more than 100 dolphins!
The tiger shark is mainly a solitary animal found in tropical and temperate waters and is identifiable by the dark stripes running down their bodies.