Invertebrates

Invertebrates
American burying beetle

Invertebrates
Black Creek crayfish

Invertebrates
Chipola slabshell

Invertebrates
Elkhorn Coral

Invertebrates
Fat threeridge

Invertebrates
Florida Tree Snail

Invertebrates
Gulf moccasinshell

Invertebrates
Miami Blue Butterfly

Invertebrates
Ochlockonee moccasinshell

Invertebrates
Oval pigtoe

Invertebrates
Panama City crayfish

Invertebrates
Pillar coral

Invertebrates
Purple bankclimber

Invertebrates
Santa Fe Cave Crayfish

Invertebrates
Schaus swallowtail butterfly

Invertebrates
Shinyrayed Pocketbook

Invertebrates
Squirrel Chimney Cave Shrimp

Invertebrates
Staghorn coral

Invertebrates
Stock Island tree snail

FWC Facts:
In order to stick to plants, larval spotted gar have suction snouts that later become the long, teeth-filled snout.

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