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         Manatees:     more books (100)
  1. A Manatee Calf Grows Up (Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers) by Katie Marsico, 2007-09
  2. Manatee: Webster's Timeline History, 1671 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2010-03-10
  3. Manatees (Sea Mammal Discovery Library) by Sarah Palmer, 1989-09
  4. Of Manatees And Man by Douglas Faulkner, 2000-03-18
  5. My Friend the Manatee (Schneider, Jeffrey. Ocean Magic Book.) by Jeffrey Schneider, John Schneider, 1991-02
  6. The Wonder of Manatees (Animal Wonders) by Amy Bauman, Patricia Corrigan, 2000-08
  7. The Manatee vs. the Local Economy: The Cape Coral, Florida, Experience by Donald Forrer, 2005-01-13
  8. The Manatee (Remarkable Animals Series) by Jean H. Sibbald, 1996-03
  9. Manatee (Endangered in America) by Alvin And Virginia Silverstein, 1996-07-01
  10. Recovery plan for the Puerto Rico population of the West Indian (Antillean) manatee (Trichechus manatus manatus L.) by Galen B. Rathbun, 1986-01-01
  11. Juaquinito A Manatee Hero by Valerie Handelsman, 2009-07-01
  12. The Manatee (Endangered and Threatened Animals) by John Albert Torres, 2004-05
  13. Biological synopsis of the manatee (IDRC-TS13e) by K Ronald, 1978
  14. Freshwater Giants: Hippopotamuses, River Dolphins, and Manatees (Watts Library: Animals) by Phyllis J. Perry, 2000-03

81. Fun 2 Dive Manatee Tours Of Orlando Florida - Swim And Snorkel With The Manatee
Enjoy your manatee tour with Fun 2 Dive Scuba and Manatee Tours, family orientated full day tours all inclusive with small groups.
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Fun 2 Dive Scuba Featuring Manatee Snorkeling Tours Get in touch with your wild side, experience the Quality Difference. Fun 2 Dive Manatee Tours! Watch a TV Show from Eco Weekends Watch A Short Manatee Clip of our tour I would like to personally invite you on one of our manatee snorkeling adventures. Our tour is more than swimming with the manatees. So if you would take a minute, Let me tell you about our manatee tour and hopefully we'll see ya soon!
  • Our Tour Operation is conducted with the Owners of Fun 2 Dive Manatee Tours . Both Capt. Joe and Capt. Greg are Professional Educators , Certified Scuba Instructors and Snorkeling Instructors... Capt. Greg Ph.D. / University Professor, teaching graduate students. Capt. Joe, Back Ground in Marine Science and Physics. Capt. Joe has over 24 years experience with the Manatees and well over 9000 hours with the Manatees . Also what sets us a part, we DO NOT HIRE Part Time or Seasonal Help to run our manatee programs. Small Groups ... It only takes 2 people to make a tour, we will never have more than

82. Cryptomundo.com » New Dwarf Manatee
For more information on the efforts underway to defend the manatee’s discoverer Marc Roosmalen against the allegedly fictional charges he is facing in
http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/new-manatee/
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83. Amazonian Manatee
Amazonian manatee distribution is restricted to the fresh waters of the Amazon River Basin and its tributaries in South America these animals never
http://www.sirenian.org/amazonian.html
Amazonian Manatee Research Links Amazonian Manatee Trichechus inunguis
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Distribution Map Amazonian Manatee West Indian Manatee ... Steller's Seacow
Amazonian manatee distribution is restricted to the fresh waters of the Amazon River Basin and its tributaries in South America these animals never venture out into salt water. The smallest member of the family Trichechidae, the Amazonian manatee has smoother skin than West Indian or West African manatees and generally has a white or pink belly patch. The scientific name T. inunguis literally means "no nails" as this species has no toenails on its flippers. More to come... Yara , our Amazonian Manatee Ambassador (scientific name Trichechus inunguis Photo (c) Doug Perrine/Seapics.com ; Yara, SI's Amazonian Manatee Ambassador (c) Sirenian International, Inc. Orphans: Participating members are eligible to apply for funds to support their manatee orphan rehabilitation projects, however, Sirenian International is NOT directly supporting the orphans listed below these pages are provided for information only and contribute to our research, education, and conservation goals . Click on a name below to learn more about orphaned animals around the world. Contact information is provided on each of the following pages for direct support to the rehabilitation project.
  • Airuwé , an Amazonian manatee in Colombia
  • Mixirinha , an Amazonian manatee in Brazil
Webpage design by Danielle J. Onderko, Sirenian International Intern from George Mason University

84. Manatee Spotted Off Manhattan - Environment - MSNBC.com
Aug 7, 2006 A manatee has joined the other tourists in New York City, cruising past the nightclubs of Manhattan and continuing north.
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Manatee spotted off shores of New York City
Witnesses report at least three sightings of ‘gigantic’ marine mammal
NEW YORK - In the heat of summer, all sorts of tourists head north to cooler climes. This year, a manatee has joined the crowd, cruising past the nightclubs of Manhattan and continuing north. The massive animal has been spotted in the Hudson River at least three times in the last week — first off the Chelsea and Harlem sections of Manhattan, then to the north in Sleepy Hollow in Westchester County. “It was gigantic,” said Randy Shull, who said he spotted the unusual visitor Sunday afternoon while boating at Kingsland Point Park in Sleepy Hollow. “When we saw it surface, its back was just mammoth.” Last month, trackers saw the manatee as it swam north, first near Delaware, then Maryland, then New Jersey. By Saturday, it was seen in Manhattan. Kim Durham, rescue program director for the Riverhead Foundation, a nonprofit group devoted to marine mammals, called it a “bona fide” sighting, but there isn’t photographic proof.

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