Tolong jelaskan mengenai Taman Nasional Everglades

Taman Nasional Everglades adalah sebuah taman nasional di Florida, Amerika Serikat yang melindungi 20 persen wilayah selatan Everglades. Di Amerika Serikat, ini adalah wilayah tropis terbesar, wilayah alam liar terbesar di bagian timur Sungai Mississippi, dan rata-rata dikunjungi satu juta orang setiap tahun.

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