Everglades

The Everglades is a large collection of flooded grasslands, marshes, and tropical forests located within Florida in the United States . It rests between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean, with the city right behind the city of Sunnywood . They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a staple part of Florida's ecosystem and tourist trade.
For a more expansive list, check the article on the real life Everglades.

Climate

All year round, the Everglades are a very warm place with its tropical forests and coastland positioning. Immense amounts of rain occur over and around the region, nourishing the lush greenery in combination with the coast.

Fauna & Flora

Florida is home to some of the richest biodiversity in the United States, and its diverse climate is able to support a myriad of flora and fauna.

Native Species

• American alligator
• American crocodile
• American black bear
• White-tailed deer
• Boar*
• Great egret
• American bittern
• Canada goose
• Cougar
• Coyote
• Raccoon
• Virginia opossum
• Nine-banded armadillo
• American woodcock
• Green heron
• Great blue heron
• American white pelican
• American herring gull
• North American river otter
• Red fox
• Bald eagle
• Barn owl
• Burrowing owl
• Great horned owl
• Burmese python*
• Red wolf
• Bobcat
• Marsh rabbit
• Peregrine falcon
• American mink
• Ring-billed gull
• Laughing gull
• Bonaparte's gull
• Black rail
• Painted bunting

_{* indicates invasive species}

Type

Wetland / Swamp

Location under

Earth

Owning Organization

United States

Characters in Location

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