Florida manatees: Are starving seacows eating? Poop sightings offer hope
Biologists noticed more manatee poop floating at FPL's Cape Canaveral Clean Energy Center feeding site — it could be a good sign for starving seacows
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Biologists noticed more manatee poop floating at FPL's Cape Canaveral Clean Energy Center feeding site — it could be a good sign for starving seacows
Biologists noticed more manatee poop floating at FPL's Cape Canaveral Clean Energy Center feeding site — it could be a good sign for starving seacows
More than 80 rescued Florida manatees are in rehabilitation centers across the U.S. as wildlife officials try to stem starvation deaths by the marine mammals because of poor water quality
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- More than 80 rescued Florida manatees are in rehabilitation centers across the U.S. as wildlife officials try to stem starvation deaths by the marine mammals because of poor water quality.
There are an estimated 8,800 or so manatees in Florida waters.