Not a scientist, this is still fascinating!! How do you know these species existed 2.5 or 1.5 yrs ago? Just a projection?

Which is the species you recommended to plant in our gardens?

Really enjoyed this. My goal for 2025 is to see a FL scrub jay! I hope these beautiful birds will survive and thrive in our beautiful state for many more years to come.

So incredible!!!

beautiful

wow this video has some truly beautiful footage

Dear sir, Can you donate Saw Palmetto seeds for our Kashmir based organisation?

37k year old saw palmetto pollen, unfortunately, not true.

I love these intelligent Birds. I have a pair I’m feeding in my backyard

So that mouse is a distinct species, but Blacks are the same as whites?

Millions of years my ass ....

Incredible song!

Are there any studies re: fire vs mechanical mowing / chopping?

Beautifully done. Thank you

Currently being destroyed and turned into one giant sprawling dump.

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Beautiful. Together we can collaborate and work together for the survival of our species and planet. Thank you!

This is pretty cool.

Excellent video highlighting the value of working with as many different people as possible. Keep up the good work.

If the "red root" is Lachnanthes caroliana that is odd in that it is toxic to humans.

I’m taking care of mine with a bull dozer.

I have a silver saw thats just three years old i purchased as a three gallon plant that have a good 8 inchs of trunk they grow fast when u feed them straight nitrogen fertilizer

I heard about this place in 1998.

I currently for the last 12 yrs., have a thriving gopher habitat on my property. I love them & hope to protect them as I can

This would be a great video if there weren't ads every ten seconds.

What a blessing and an honor you have given all of us. xoxo

The sands that survived the sea, going under the plow, and the bulldozer, taking their secrets away from a deranged humanity, that sees value in Nature only when it is vanquished.

Send this video to AOC and the rest of the swuad

We need much more wildlife corridors across the entire state!

It drives me crazy to hear scientists credit evolution when what is happening is adaptation! A species biology doesn’t change form to keep up with a changing environment! We’re taught that evolution takes MILLIONS of years but extreme environmental changes can happen quickly. According to scientists 99.9% of all plant and animal species has become extinct. Scientists know that life is winding down. Even the Bible talks about this fact. God did not create evolution, he created did however give us the instinct to “stay alive” if we’re being threatened. That’s just adaptation! The fairytale isn’t creation, it is and has always been EVOLUTION!

Excellent video! Though, not nearly enough of this burning is being done in the state of Florida.

Thank you for honoring a wonderful state resident - the Long Leaf Pine.

I live in Charlton county Georgia. I was waiting fir my Ma to git her hair sot and i saw a gopher tortoise walk across Love street in Folkston Georgia

Very good

This very informative. I live on the edge of the Okefenokee and we have many of these same plants. Thank you

We use inches and feet in America!!!

Was that a Panther on the Leisure Lakes webcam?

We do see turkeys on Lake Francis.

Excellent video! Thank you 🙏

How do you go about preserving the fungi for the herbarium?

Flipping love it!...I bet the night sky is filled with stars!...I need to make it down there one of these days!

Heart felt production. Thank you for sharing sir!

Very interesting. Me and my kids drove to Sugarloaf Mountain near Clermont. Being from Florida and never seeing any real elevation we thought it was so cool, even though it was only 250 or 300’ above sea level.

It’s three years later and I’m on the list. I’m 65 years old if you keep stats. Good video. Thanks.

I used to go to places in that scrub,that were magically beautiful,now there is a 4 lane highway and resorts all through there.the white sand and scrub is gone forever

Any ideas on why mine grew like palm trees. There about 8ft high. Have always saw them growing along the ground like you show and also have a couple that do grow along the ground

Gosh! This is cool! I’m monitoring seeds I sprouted and they are certainly slow growing! Now I know it’s normal. Thanks for the info!

Great video!

Watch out for the rattlers they like saws too

Palmettos limit their growth!