Florida Mammals

Florida Mammals

Guide to Most Common Species

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 17, 2016
  • July 25, 2024

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Another app in our Florida Wildlife series... This app shows more than 100 mammal species found in Florida, including the Everglades National Park and the Gulf and Atlantic coast. For each animal there are two or more high-resolution pictures, a brief description, and a link to view the corresponding Wikipedia pages within the application window. All descriptive information is in English, the animal names are also shown in scientific (Latin) denomination and in Spanish. Also included is a glossary of animal terms with more than 400 entries and explanations. The app features a modern, intuitive interface with easy navigation and search facilities for finding an animal by its name or searching in the full text for features and characteristics. If you're interested in Florida's wildlife, don't miss this app which is equally suitable for iPhone and iPad. These species are shown and described in this app, if you already know what you are looking for and do not find it in the list below, don't download this app: • Armadillo, Nine-Banded • Bat, Big Brown • Bat, Eastern Red • Bat, Evening • Bat, Gray • Bat, Hoary • Bat, Indiana • Bat, Jamaican Fruit • Bat, Little Brown • Bat, Mexican Free-Tailed • Bat, Northern Yellow • Bat, Rafinesque’s Big-Eared • Bat, Seminole • Bat, Silver-Haired • Bat, Velvety Free-Tailed • Bat, Wagner’s Bonneted • Beaked Whale, Blainville’s • Beaked Whale, Cuvier’s • Beaked Whale, Gervais’ • Beaked Whale, True’s • Bear, Black • Beaver, American • Boar, Wild • Bobcat • Capybara • Chipmunk, Eastern • Coati, White-nosed • Cottontail, Eastern • Cougar • Coyote • Coypu • Deer, Red • Deer, Sambar • Deer, White-Tailed • Dolphin, Atlantic Spotted • Dolphin, Clymene • Dolphin, Common Bottlenose • Dolphin, Fraser’s • Dolphin, Pantropical Spotted • Dolphin, Risso’s • Dolphin, Rough-Toothed • Dolphin, Short-Beaked Common • Dolphin, Spinner • Dolphin, Striped • Fox, Gray • Fox, Red • Jackrabbit, Black-Tailed • Jaguarundi • Killer Whale • Killer Whale, False • Killer Whale, Pygmy • Macaque, Rhesus • Manatee, Florida • Mink • Mole, Eastern • Mole, Star-Nosed • Mouse, Cotton • Mouse, Eastern Harvest • Mouse, Florida • Mouse, Golden • Mouse, House • Mouse, Oldfield • Muskrat, Round-Tailed • Myotis, Northern Long-Eared • Myotis, Southeastern • Opossum, Virginia • Otter, Northern River • Pipistrelle, Eastern • Pocket Gopher, Southeastern • Rabbit, Marsh • Rabbit, Swamp • Raccoon, Common • Rat, Black • Rat, Brown • Rat, Hispid Cotton • Rat, Marsh Rice • Seal, Harbor • Seal, Hooded • Shrew, North American Least • Shrew, Southeastern • Shrew, Southern Short-Tailed • Skunk, Eastern Spotted • Skunk, Striped • Sperm Whale • Sperm Whale, Dwarf • Sperm Whale, Pygmy • Squirrel, Eastern Gray • Squirrel, Fox • Squirrel, Mexican Gray • Squirrel, Southern Flying • Vole, Meadow • Vole, Woodland • Weasel, Long-tailed • Whale, Blue • Whale, Bryde’s • Whale, Common Minke • Whale, Fin • Whale, Gray • Whale, Humpback • Whale, Melon-Headed • Whale, North Atlantic Right • Whale, Sei • Whale, Short-Finned Pilot • Wolf, Red • Woodrat, Florida
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What's New in Florida Mammals

1.3

July 25, 2024

Minor display enhancements and guideline compliance changes

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