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On Jun 8, 11:28 am, (Richard Casady)
wrote: On Sun, 8 Jun 2008 07:44:36 -0400, "Lost In Space/Woodchuck" wrote: manatees, what s it with them? I read on various forums everyone complaints about manatees Speeds over five or so are forbidden along large stretches of the ICW in Florida, so that boats wouldn't hit them. There aren't nearly as many killed, or collecting prop scars, in recent years. Casady I regularly see Manatees on the Wakulla River and they seem to sleep right at the surface so one can approach em in a canoe and get right next to them. It is easy to see how they get hit by props sleeping like that. I saw one this past March with numerous prop scars. The one I saw last week seemed to have none. |
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