Dinosaur Eggs Catch the excitement of fossil researchers as they hatch fossilized dinosaur eggs and reveal the embryos inside. Tour our museum of hatchlings. The structures, known as black smoker chimneys, are home to bizarre life forms that thrive far beyond the reach of the sun's light. Follow the daring attempt of an ambitious expedition to retrieve several of these black smokers from the seafloor. Watch them battle for territory and mates, then hatch their young in nesting mounds.
Alligators swim underwater, walk on land, bellow, hiss, and prey on the less powerful.
Watch over 50 different species nest, feed, and play. Watch a snapping turtle fish, and see endangered snail kites, colorful wood ducks, and an acrobatic tree frog. From the tiny life forms in the shallow waters of the wet prairies to the otters, alligators, and wading birds in the deep sloughs of the Fakahatchee, this video portrays the vast and varied array of life found in both the wet and dry seasons.