A ritual dating back millions of years takes place again this spring on Florida beaches. Spring marks horseshoe crabs’ mating season, and biologists with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) want the public’s help identifying spawning sites.
Beach-goers will likely have the best luck spotting mating horseshoe crabs around high tide, just before, during or after...
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