
Shark Teeth: Best Places in Florida to Find Them
Trillions of fossilized shark teeth from 150 million years of the shark's existence are waiting to be uncovered in Florida's beaches and shallow waters.
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Trillions of fossilized shark teeth from 150 million years of the shark's existence are waiting to be uncovered in Florida's beaches and shallow waters.

The Ocala National Forest is a sprawling wilderness area in central Florida covering over 600 square miles of land and is one of the oldest and largest national forests in the continental United States.

Florida aquariums are natural complements to the state's watery surroundings. The state offers hundreds of activities related to sea life and marine animals.

Both the town and island of Key West were originally called Cayo Hueso by the Spanish, a term that means "bone key".

Drift into a story like no other: a stately sailboat once envisioned for grandiose use ends up marooned in a northern Florida yard, then sunk off Miami to become an underwater memorial.

Imagine strolling along a wide, brick‐paved seaside promenade where the breeze carries whispers of a bygone era.

Native Americans were in Florida at least 12,000 years ago, but written records only began when Juan Ponce de León arrived in 1513. Spain built Penacola in 1559 and St.

The Orange Blossom Special was a luxury train that served several Florida cities from 1926 until 1953. The route was 1,400 miles long from New York City to Miami.

Some Florida towns are old, but this peaceful community was incorporated before Florida even joined the Union.

If you love shaded sidewalks, cozy cafés, and weathered old buildings that wear their history proudly, you’ll feel right at home here.

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