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    The majority of Florida residents believe that endangered mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians should be conserved, with over 85% supporting conservation of mammals, birds and fish. However, 86% do not consider themselves extremely knowledgeable about threats facing endangered species.

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    The majority of Florida residents believe that endangered mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians should be conserved, with over 85% supporting conservation of mammals, birds and fish. However, 86% do not consider themselves extremely knowledgeable about threats facing endangered species.

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    The majority of Florida residents believe that endangered mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians should be conserved, with over 85% supporting conservation of mammals, birds and fish. However, 86% do not consider themselves extremely knowledgeable about threats facing endangered species.

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    Endangered

    Species
    Florida
    of

    86%

    of Florida residents do not consider


    themselves extremely
    knowledgeable about threats to
    endangered species.

    90% believe
    mammals should be
    conserved

    85% believe
    Birds should be
    conserved

    84% believe
    fish should be
    conserved
    76% believe
    reptiles should be
    conserved

    72% believe
    amphibians
    should be
    conserved

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