A group of manatees swam along the shoreline near Fort Lauderdale Sunday and it was all caught on video, the Associated Press is reporting.
Palm Beach County Parks Officials are banning alcohol on Peanut Island in an effort to make it more family friendly.
The aviculture team at SeaWorld Orlando is now caring for its first sandhill crane chick of the year.
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Preparations are well underway for the 27th Palm Beach International Boat Show, which starts Thursday.
The age-old question of who would win a fight between a killer whale and a shark was answered off the coast of New Zealand, and it was all caught on tape.
YouReporter Nick C. of Stuart says he was washing his boat when a manatee came right up and started drinking away.
A lot of people may be nursing welts after a weekend fillied with sunshine and jellyfish. Check out new underwater video shot off Boynton Beach.
A fish takes a big bite -- sort of.
A West Palm Beach resident faces a 6-foot blacktip shark during a routine spearfishing trip.
Amazing youtube video of a half million dollar catamaran surfing a 15 foot wave!
Three pilot whales are under close watch by officials in Key Largo after stranding themselves a few weeks ago.
Officials are urging all boaters to exercise caution this holiday weekend.
June 1st is the start of the 2011 Hurricane Season. Now is the time to be prepared!

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