All 15 Wildlife in Biscayne National Park | YNPG

American Crocodile

Saltwater predators reaching 13+ feet—respect the distance!

American Crocodile

Saltwater apex predators in Biscayne's marine waters. Respect 25-yard distance; most active dawn and dusk.

Anhinga

The 'snakebird' that swims with only its neck above water — where to spot anhingas, park by park.

Anhinga

Snakebird spearing fish! Master diver of Biscayne's waters—thrilling from your kayak. Keep 25 yards back.

Bald Eagle

Sky hunters supreme! Bald eagles patrol Biscayne's marine waters—white-headed, fish-snatching raptors.

Bald Eagle

Recovery champion of the skies — spot the white head and tail hunting fish over open water. Keep your distance!

Bobcat

Elusive nocturnal hunter. Shy but skilled. Keep distance if spotted!

Bottlenose Dolphin

Brilliant water acrobats! Spot bottlenose dolphins throughout Biscayne's tropical waters.

Green Sea Turtle

Graceful herbivores cruising Biscayne's seagrass beds. Vulnerable ocean nomads worth the boat ride.

Humpback Whale

Giants of the ocean migrate to Biscayne in winter. Witness breaching, hear their otherworldly songs.

Loggerhead Sea Turtle

Ocean wanderers that return to shore to nest—here's how to spot them responsibly.

Roseate Spoonbill

Pink wader with a spoon-shaped bill—watch them work the shallows at dawn!

West Indian Manatee

Ancient ocean gardener! Spot manatees grazing Biscayne's seagrass—conservation success. Stay 25 yards back.

White-tailed Deer

Mainland grazers on the keys! Keep your distance and watch their white tail flash.

Wood Stork

Bare-headed beauty alert! North America's only stork hunts these waters. Respect the 25-yard distance!