Everglades Mountains and Valleys: Tropical Hardwood Hammock

Everglades National Park is home to diverse and dynamic habitats. Small changes in elevation influence the difference between dry and wet habitats. Explore the Tropical Hardwood Hammock from a fresh perspective with an expert guide. This is part of a kid-friendly video series featuring seven main habitats within Everglades National Park.

[@jakeroly2593]

This makes me wanted to go the everglades again!

[@enagarcia9280]

Thank you, for this informative video! My students and I love the Everglades and would love to visit again. The video background music is louder than the speaker. If that could be changed a bit, it would be great. Thanks again!

[@claudetteruiz2830]

hi im her student

[@stephendlewis]

i love it

[@EvergladesNPS]

Thank you for your consistent, thoughtful feedback for the Everglades and Dry Tortugas National Park videos. We really appreciate it. Yes, it was a challenge to film with low light hammock interiors. I avoided any lighting adjustments in post as darker video is appropriate representation of the shady hammock. Please let us know what you think of upcoming videos in series!

[@Backoutthere]

Great video.

[@blueangel.outoftheblue.6415]

Beautiful. I love nature.

[@YaneMarieSleppy]

This is very accurate as well as entertaining! :)

[@laylas.editsx]

MIAMI 4 LYFFF

[@magicman2986]

wow I am sure to try and save hardwood hammocks cause 2 percent nuh uh i am not letting this habitat go extinct

[@thereisaplace]

Another great video. Loved that ya'll took the time to give out the names of the different trees, plants, animals (with on-screen titles). My only suggestion... be careful of those dark hammocks when shooting in high contrast situations. Video is very dark when you're videoing under the canopy.
Looking forward to the next in the series!

[@goom6188]

The owl noise sounds nothing like what the other lady did

[@asupremum1246]

Why do so many of Florida's wild ecosystems sadly look half dead? The tropical hammock not included.

[@cooperspringer2913]

This was almost assuredly filmed during the dry season where a lot of the vegetation yellows, and some trees even lose their leaves. In the wet season i bet it would be much greener.

[@grinfiwasslain7262]

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[@smokeytiger2059]

Hi

[@claudiorabsten7179]

i saw parrots there one time!

[@aileensiclait4362]

this was just for a social studies project so...…>:

[@sgtchill]

Sooooo

[@tjohnson2139]

sooooooooo...???

[@lklinke_]

lol when you have more subs than your homework assignment lol