Meet 321’s Neighbors

Meet 321’s Neighbors: Pelicans

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The Pelicans of Melbourne: An Overview The skies and waters around Melbourne, FL, are home to some of the most graceful aviators of the bird world—the pelicans. These birds, known for their distinctive bill and large throat pouch, are an integral part of the local ecosystem. In Melbourne, you’re most likely to encounter two species: […]

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Meet 321’s Neighbors: the West Indian Manatee

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Hey there, water enthusiasts and wildlife lovers! Have you ever been cruising along the Indian River Lagoon and spotted a curious, slow-moving creature casually munching on seagrass? Chances are, you’ve encountered one of the lagoon’s most iconic residents: the West Indian Manatee. At 321 Boat, we’re lucky to operate our boat rental service in Melbourne, […]

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Meet 321’s Neighbors: Florida’s Mangroves

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As you cruise around the beautiful Indian River Lagoon, you’re likely to notice that there are many mangroves lining the shores of our waterways. Mangrove marshes are present in many areas of the Indian River Lagoon and provide a vital service to our beloved estuary. Read on to learn why mangroves are considered a keystone […]

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Meet 321’s Neighbors: Seahorses of the Indian River Lagoon

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The Indian River Lagoon around 321 Boat is the most diverse estuary in North America and one of the most diverse in the world. The lagoon is home to more than 4,000 species of plants and animals, including seahorses, a unique type of fish that live in the Indian River Lagoon. Seahorses are important to […]

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Meet 321’s Neighbors: Spotting North American River Otters in the Indian River Lagoon

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We’re kicking off a series of articles profiling our favorite neighbors with an in-depth look at the otters around the marina. If you’re lucky and observant, you might spot a North American River Otter the next time you’re visiting 321 Boat in Melbourne, Florida. These playful creatures are a fascinating part of the local ecosystem […]

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