The American Guinea Hog has a thin, wiry black coat that leaves their skin sensitive to the sun. To protect themselves, they often roll in mud, which shields them from the sun and insects. With large, upright ears covered in hair, they keep dirt and bugs out while foraging for food. Their flexible snouts are excellent for digging up tasty treats.

Florida Sandhill Cranes are the most abundant in the world! Tall birds with long legs and necks, they wade through shallow waters and tall grasses. A distinctive patch of bald, red skin on their heads adds to their unique appearance. Known for their elegant movements and beautiful dances, they often gather in large flocks. Cranes can fly at speeds up to 40 miles per hour and migrate thousands of miles in V-shaped formations, showcasing their impressive flying abilities.

Northern Bobwhite Quails have beautifully patterned feathers in shades of brown, tan, rust, and black, providing excellent camouflage in their natural habitat. Males feature a striking black-and-white head pattern, while females have a softer appearance with a tan throat and eyebrows. This unique coloring helps them evade predators and adds to their charm, making them a delightful sight when spotted!

Eastern Box Turtles are small, with dome-shaped shells that are usually brown they have yellow or orange patterns on their legs and head. Rarely swimming, they prefer land, as their tall shells make water movement challenging.