Happy #keydeerawarenessday! The Key Deer is a beautiful little species of deer that just live in the Florida Keyes. They are about half the star of the common White Tailed Deer and there are only around 800 of them left, making them an endangered species. #keydeer#deer
It's #KeyDeerAwarenessDay - Key Deer live only in the Florida Keys. ⚠️They're endangered, with a population of just 700-800. 🦌
They have a refuge to help protect them, which they share with 23 other #endangered and threatened plant and animal species! 🌿
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Today is Key Deer Awareness Day!
Added to the endangered species list on March 11, 1967, the diminutive Key Deer are a unique part of the Florida Keys ecosystem. Yet, most people have no idea they exist. Please help us raise awareness on their special annual day! #KeyDeerDay
Today is #KeyDeerAwarenessDay!
Placed on the endangered species list on March 11, 1967, and also known as odocoileus virginianus clavium, Key Deer are a unique part of the Florida ecosystem. Let's raise awareness and protect them! #KeyDeerDay
This #GivingTuesday, help keep South Florida’s voice of conservation clear and strong! Become a TAS member, donate, or volunteer with TAS and give back however you can!
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This Key deer tagged along on some plant demography surveys today. Cute but problematic behavior that happens when people feed them. Don't feed wildlife! #KeyDeer#BigPineKey
#EndangeredSpeciesDay is this Friday! Have you found an event to attend? Visit https://t.co/6MTSImXMgD for all of the events and more ways to take part.