Exploring the end of the Everglades

The Flamingo Visitor Center is the southern most part of Florida. (not including The Key) It is also the only place in the whole world were alligators and crocodiles coexist naturally.
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[@starkconplays]

I love it when you do abandoned stuff!

[@MobileInstinct2]

I wish I could have gone inside but there were plenty of park rangers around and I'm sure they wouldn't appreciate it haha

[@silverstar2191]

Me too, Wish he does more!!!

[@cefruin]

@@MobileInstinct2 maybe if you ask nicely and explain that 9000+ people would love to see the inside, the ranger would show you around in there.

[@billhollis8555]

Great job as usual Chris, Have you ever thought of being a Travel Representative, You knowledge and a very pleasant manor about you. Bill.

[@ronnieleemichael292]

I just wanted to thank you again for taking me to all these interesting and cool places. I also have to add that your voice and narrative is the best of all I've listened to. Stay safe.

[@drewping2002]

Love the pink. Very 1950s Florida! Would love to kayak with those beautiful manatees!

[@TJD656]

The first building was a gas station. I remember getting gas with my dad, it closed in the early seventies.

[@odonovan]

1:50 - It's almost impossible to tell the difference between a gator and a croc unless you can see the snout. Crocs have narrow snouts and almost pointy jaws while gators have wide snouts and rounded jaws. Contrary to popular belief, you CAN find gators in brackish water. They don't stay long, but can venture into such areas for hours at a time.

[@paulstan9828]

It’s been fun going with you on your trip and seeing the interesting sites.

[@JGM1721]

Well if that doesn't beat all! I never knew that there were crocs in the U.S. I wonder if they were imported or native. And manatees too! That building is huge and hasn't been abandoned for long. It is just another casualty of Mother Nature's wrath. Thanks for the tour.

[@josephlewis5614]

There are native Crocs but there's been reported sitings of caimens which aren't native 😬

[@laswans.2968]

Awesome! I've wondered what it looks like at the southern tip of Florida. It's very peaceful. Your camera work is wonderful. Going slow and steady and giving us a chance to really get a look at stuff. You're very considerate in doing so and I greatly appreciate it. This is very interesting. I didn't know about the crocodiles being there! I saw the one you pointed out. Thanks for another great video.

[@vikkigillespie8945]

Wow thanks for sharing with us!!!Very Interesting

[@BBQNBLUES]

Years ago, I bought a Nile Crocodile Belt. really gnarly looking with all the bumps & tough ! Still have it.

[@shannonwilliams1941]

Love the Cubs hat!!! 👍🏻

[@hazevthewolf178]

I am so looking forward to more episodes in your Florida series. Actually, it's always a good day, after a long day at work, when I come home and KZbin tells me that you've published a new video, no matter where you may be on this Earth. You're enthusiasm for seeking out and visiting unique and interesting places is obvious and I so enjoy it...

[@lindamesa4941]

I bet your glad your in Florida sunshine and not in the Windy City!! It is even cold in Arizona! Love the video makes me feel warm so sweet the manatees! Florida has to rethink all building plans near the coast!

[@cindysplace]

Really good video. I have not been to Florida. I am enjoying seeing it through your videos. Thank you.

[@martinkilpert933]

Thank you. I was there years ago. Amazing to see what is happening there currently.

[@dezertraider]

Thank you Chriss,Fantastic video.Stay well,Safe Travels.TY73s

[@susanrodriguez1982]

this is a beautiful place

[@thedoxinator3934]

Chris nice find 👍

[@travelingwithrick]

Hurricane Andrew devastated that area in August of 92. There are freshwater Crocs. Mostly in Australia. Interesting video per usual Chris.

[@MobileInstinct2]

Definitely freshwater crocs in Australia but that species isn't in America.

[@kenolsen1845]

So cool, its neat 😊

[@darcan72]

Sei l'esploratore più bravo. Complimenti.

[@alexdenton1073]

Keep it up what a great adventure you go on, do you live out of your vehicle or do you have to get hotels as you travel just curios, hope to do this for fun one day

[@nicelady51]

Wow! Is there anything open at Flamingo? I remember there was a restaurant and gift shop back in '90. Also, blankets of tiny, black, relentless mosquitos!! They aren't kidding when they recommend repellent!!

[@truckerp7294]

I'm a Floridian.. Didnt know we had crocs

[@SueGirling68]

Thanks for showing us around, pretty cool there's an Osprey nest there. Such a shame that visitor centre couldn't have been sold and maybe developed into waterside property. Thanks for sharing. x

[@MobileInstinct2]

I think they have plans to rebuild it but unfortunately, it could easily get damaged again being in the location that it is.

[@SueGirling68]

@@MobileInstinct2 Yes that's true I guess and the way the climate is going that may be very soon. x

[@jackie4350]

Everything you show us is interesting

[@ericlozen9631]

I learned years ago from watching episodes of the late Steve Irwin's Crocodile Hunter that they are much more aggressive than alligators.

[@rhymeandreasoning]

Very cool. I love gators and crocs. I live in Canada, never seen any before other than in pics and videos, but always wanted to. They are gorgeous creatures.

[@MobileInstinct2]

They are so memorizing to look at!

[@rhymeandreasoning]

@@MobileInstinct2 Breaks my heart when they are hunted and harmed.

[@heretic9999]

Manatees arent monstrous at all they may have glandular challenges however they r babies..... lol. That was a great vlog thank u Christof...enjoyed every second

[@tmntforever2684]

The crocodiles certainly picked a lovely place to live 🐊

[@Bentcypress]

Actually, Chris, alligators and crocs can be found in South Florida from Palm Beach south, not just down there at Flamingo. Crocs can be found in there largest numbers in the waters around Turkey Point nuclear plant.

[@MobileInstinct2]

Yup! South Florida is the only area in world. So cool!

[@danjarrett]

I didn't know there was a Difference between Alligators/Crocodiles Thanks for Sharing.

[@cassie6583]

I would go sunbathing here but on the roof far away from any prehistoric reptiles. lol Florida gives me the creeps.

[@IcelanderUSer]

A couple of weeks ago I thought it said you had six million subscribers. Now it’s around 72k. Hmm

[@gsdfan8455]

If you want to know if it’s an alligator or a crocodile, jump in the water. The alligator swims away, the crocodile swims towards you. 😁

[@CharlieB.-]

👍🙃🌴

[@schrock007007]

I noticed something really strange. At about 5:12 in the video, the door handle moves up and down. Unless it a glitch in the video. It looks like maybe a ghost. Tell me what you think?

[@deendrew36]

That was just a glitch or distortion in the video.

[@mkervelegan]

Thanks for pointing out the waste, fraud and abuse aspect of government construction. This place will remain ugly for centuries, our tax dollars at work. Meantime the crocs, ospreys and manatees remain blissfully unaware of the exploitation.

[@paulstan9828]

Have you been wearing a Cleveland Indians hat? Are you from this area?

[@MobileInstinct2]

Not from Indiana but I just like the team. I have a few different baseball hats that I wear though. Cubs and Pirates as well