by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Oct 5, 2020 | Sin categoría
When identifying an alligator or a crocodile look closely at the head. Crocodiles have long and narrow snouts with a V-shape. Alligators have U-shape to their snouts making them look fatter in the head. The jaw of the crocodiles is the same length on the upper and...
by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Oct 5, 2020 | Sin categoría
In South Florida you will find many offers for airboat tours. However, there is a big difference between a private airboat ride and a shared. Especially in the days of socially distancing it is perhaps more important than ever to avoid large crowds and contact with...
by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Oct 5, 2020 | Florida Panther
The Puma concolor coryi is the scientific name for perhaps the most famous subspecies of cougar found in South Florida. In 1981 this large cat was chosen by school kids as the state animal. Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission estimate today’s population to...
by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Oct 3, 2020 | Private Airboat Tours, Private Everglades Tours
Airboat are also known as a , swamp boat, bayou boat, plane boat and fanboat. They are generally flat bottomed and propelled by aircraft type propellers and car engines. Alexander Graham Bell is credited for designing some of the first fan boats 1905 in Nova Scotia....
by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Oct 1, 2020 | Bass Fishing
The nutrient rich swamplands of the Everglades in South Florida are home to large mouth bass. Considered one of the United States most common and sought after fresh water gamefish they are abundant in the Everglades. You can target bass from airboats, bass boats and...
by Airboat Tours Fort Lauderdale | Sep 27, 2020 | Sin categoría
The invasive Burmese pythons have a large breeding population in South Florida. They have become one of the most concerning invasive species in Everglades National Park, swamps and Everglades in general. Pythons displace and compete with native wildlife for food,...
