USGS - science for a changing world

USGS Multimedia Gallery

Maps, Imagery, and Publications Hazards Newsroom Education Jobs Partnerships Library About USGS Social Media

:
Multimedia Gallery Home | Tags

NR2010_07_12

Display Options
Media RSS Embed icon
Florida Everglades...
Email Preview
Florida Everglades
Florida Everglades...
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
USGS researchers at work at Shark River, Everglades National Park....
Email Preview
Shark River in Everglades National Park
USGS researchers at work at Shark River, Everglades National Park....
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
USGS Sirenia Project researchers studying manatees in Florida....
Email Preview
USGS Sirenia Project Researchers at Work Studying Manatees
USGS Sirenia Project researchers studying manatees in Florida....
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
A native squirrel treefrog in Florida....
Email Preview
Squirrel Treefrog in Florida
A native squirrel treefrog in Florida....
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
A native green treefrog in Florida....
Email Preview
A Green Treefrog in Florida
A native green treefrog in Florida....
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
In this picture of Shark Island, Everglades National Park, you can see numerous mangroves killed by high winds and storm surge from Hurricane Wilma (2005). ...
Email Preview
Mangroves Killed by Hurricane Wilma in Everglades National Park
In this picture of Shark Island, Everglades National Park, you can see numerous mangroves killed by high winds and storm surge from Hurricane Wilma (2005). ...
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
African rock pythons are the largest snake in Africa, but now some have been found in Florida. They can eat goats, warthogs, and even crocodiles. In Florida, they are an invasive species....
Email Preview
African Rock Python
African rock pythons are the largest snake in Africa, but now some have been found in Florida. They can eat goats, warthogs, and even crocodiles. In Florida, they are an invasive species....
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share
The Northern African Python ( Python sebae ) occurs naturally in a diverse collection of localities in central Africa. The climate-matched portions of the U.S. include peninsular Florida, extreme south Texas, Puerto Rico (right inset), Hawaii (left inset), and the other island territories (not shown...
Email Preview
Climate Map for Northern African Python: Areas Potentially Suitable for Invasion
The Northern African Python ( Python sebae ) occurs naturally in a diverse collection of localities in central Africa. The climate-matched portions of the U.S. include peninsular Florida, extreme south Texas, Puerto Rico (right inset), Hawaii (left inset), and the other island territories (not shown...
Location: USA
Bookmark/Share

 

Accessibility FOIA Privacy Policies and Notices

Take Pride in America logo USA.gov logo U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
URL: http://www.usgs.gov/tags/default.asp?tag=NR2010_07_12
Page Contact Information: Image Gallery Webmaster
Page Last Modified: Wednesday, January 09, 2013