The Endangered Mammals of
Florida
To begin, what is a Mammal?
A Mammal is an Animal that is a hairy, warm
blooded,
vertebrate (has a
backbone) that breathes air, gives birth live,
and the female of the species nurses its
young.
We also share our home in the Ocala
National Forest,
with these Mammals whose Seminole
names are shown in Brown:
Florida Panther - coo - wah-chobee,
Black
Bear
- no - go - she(?)
Deer
- ee-cho and Raccoon
- wood-ko, one who rubs.
The Endangered
of Threatened Mammals on this site are:
Places to learn more:
Edge of Existence
Mammals
Harvard Gazette
Oldest
Mammal found
New York State Museum
Mammals Revealed
University of California Museum of Paleontology
The
Hall of Mammals
University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
Class Mammalia
USGS/NPRWC
Mammalian
Studies
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