2.2K views · 20 reactions | Manatees face a number of threats in the wild, most are attributed to human activity. We can help protect manatees by abiding by manatee speed zones. The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature explains more this #ManateeMonday! | Manatee County, Florida Government | Facebook

It's a Fact! Manatees have tiny little hairs, called vibrissae that cover their entire body and face. Check out this short video of manatee "Classic" checking out our underwater webcam at Blue Spring! Classic uses her vibrissae to feel around and investigate objects. Manatees mostly rely on their sense of touch. Find more facts at savethemanatee.org/facts | Save the Manatee Club

Now who doesn’t love a smiling manatee face? Your purchases through Amazon Smile makes this possible! Save the Manatee Club works on many levels to protect manatees and their aquatic habitat. We make sure that Lemon and her calf Lime (in this video) have a safe refuge to come home to in the winter. We advocate for slow and idle speed zones so when Lemon goes out to feed and show Lime their travel corridors they can do so safely. Since Lime was born in the winter time, which is a hard time for li

303K views · 798 reactions | MANATEE RESCUE: Watch as crews rescue an orphaned manatee calf found in Florida over the weekend | 8 News Now | Facebook

52K views · 913 reactions | Our new Manatee Rehabilitation Center is...