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Off the grid: American crocodiles thrive at Florida nuclear power plant

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FPL's American Crocodile Program preserves and creates habitat for crocodile nesting and basking. In 2021, the Turkey Point team tagged 565 hatchlings, the largest number in the program's history. In 2022, the team saw a record-breaking number of nests at 33, and the third largest number of hatchlings tagged and released.

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Naples Daily News

Off the grid: American crocodiles thrive at Florida nuclear power plant

At Florida Power & Light's (FPL) Turkey Point nuclear power plant, crocodiles – that's right, not alligators – live in the canals that cool the steam.

3 months ago·Naples, United States

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