# Florida Seashore Wildlife

> Guide to Common Species

Canonical page: [https://chrome-stats.com/d/com.flseashore](https://chrome-stats.com/d/com.flseashore)

## Overview

- **ID:** `com.flseashore`
- **Platform:** Android
- **Type:** Android app
- **Status:** Available
- **Publisher:** VnDev-Apps
- **Category:** EDUCATION
- **Downloads:** 40
- **Version:** 1.0
- **Last updated:** 2024-09-02
- **First published:** 2024-09-01
- **Publisher country:** VN
- **Size:** 85 MB
- **Data as of:** 2026-09-10
- **Store listing:** [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flseashore)
- **Website:** [https://apps-vndev.com](https://apps-vndev.com/)
- **Privacy policy:** [http://www.im-docu.net/privacy\_policy.html](http://www.im-docu.net/privacy_policy.html)

## Description

Another app in our Florida Wildlife series...<br><br>This app shows the 133 most common species found on Florida seashores. For each species there are two or three high-resolution pictures, a brief description, and a link to view the corresponding Wikipedia pages within the application window. All descriptive information is in English, the animal names are also shown in scientific (Latin) denomination and in German.<br><br>The app features a modern, intuitive interface with easy navigation and search facilities for finding an animal by its name or searching in the full text for features and characteristics.<br><br>If you&#39;re interested in Florida&#39;s wildlife, don&#39;t miss this app which is equally suitable for mobile and tablet.<br><br>These species are shown and described in this app:<br><br>Seashore Plants:<br>• Aloe Yucca<br>• Cabbage Palm<br>• Coconut Palm<br>• Eelgrass<br>• Florida Royal Palm<br>• Glasswort<br>• Red Mangrove<br>• Saw Palmetto<br>• Sea Grape<br>• Sea Oats<br>• Southern Waxmyrtle<br>• Turtle Grass<br><br>Seastars, Anemones and similar:<br>• Atlantic Purple Sea Urchin<br>• Common Sea Star<br>• Cushion Star<br>• Keyhole Urchin<br>• Labyrinthine Brain Coral<br>• Long-spined Sea Urchin<br>• Moon Jellyfish<br>• Portuguese Man-of-War<br>• Sail Jellyfish<br>• Sea Nettle<br>• Staghorn Coral<br><br>Beach Drift:<br>• Sand Dollar Skeleton<br>• Sea Urchin Skeleton<br>• Skate Egg Case<br><br>Mollusks:<br>• Atlantic Slipper Snail<br>• Calico Scallop<br>• Common Baby&#39;s Ear<br>• Common Eastern Dog Whelk<br>• Common Jingle Shell<br>• Common Purple Sea Snail<br>• Eastern Oyster<br>• Florida Coquina<br>• Florida Horse Conch<br>• Florida Lace Murex<br>• Giant Atlantic Cockle<br>• Hooked Mussel<br>• Lettered Olive<br>• Lightning Whelk<br>• Queen Helmet<br>• Scotch Bonnet<br>• Shark Eye<br>• Sunray Venus Clam<br>• Thick-lipped Oyster Drill<br>• Wentletrap<br><br>Crustaceans:<br>• Acorn Barnacle<br>• Beach Flea<br>• Blue Crab<br>• Fiddler Crab<br>• Ghost Crab<br>• Great Land Crab<br>• Hermit Crab<br>• Horseshoe Crab<br>• Portly Spider Crab<br><br>Nearshore Fishes:<br>• Bluefish<br>• Bluehead<br>• Clearnose Skate<br>• Florida Pompano<br>• Gulf Flounder<br>• Gulf Pipefish<br>• Queen Triggerfish<br>• Red Drum<br>• Sergeant Major<br>• Sheepshead<br>• Snook<br>• Striped Anchovy<br>• Striped Bass<br>• Weakfish<br><br>Birds:<br>• American Avocet<br>• American Coot<br>• American Oystercatcher<br>• American White Pelican<br>• American Wigeon<br>• Anhinga<br>• Belted Kingfisher<br>• Black Skimmer<br>• Black-bellied Plover<br>• Black-crowned Night-Heron<br>• Black-necked Stilt<br>• Blue-winged Teal<br>• Brown Pelican<br>• Bufflehead<br>• Canada Goose<br>• Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow<br>• Cattle Egret <br>• Common Moorhen<br>• Double-crested Cormorant<br>• Dunlin<br>• Great Blue Heron<br>• Great Egret<br>• Greater Yellowlegs<br>• Green Heron<br>• Green-winged Teal<br>• Herring Gull<br>• Killdeer<br>• Laughing Gull<br>• Lesser Yellowlegs<br>• Limpkin<br>• Little Blue Heron<br>• Long-billed Curlew<br>• Magnificent Frigatebird<br>• Marbled Godwit<br>• Muscovy Duck<br>• Northern Shoveler<br>• Osprey<br>• Pied-billed Grebe<br>• Red Knot<br>• Red-breasted Merganser<br>• Red-winged Blackbird<br>• Reddish Egret<br>• Ring-billed Gull<br>• Ring-necked Duck<br>• Roseate Spoonbill<br>• Royal Tern<br>• Ruddy Duck<br>• Ruddy Turnstone<br>• Sanderling<br>• Semipalmated Plover<br>• Snowy Egret<br>• Spotted Sandpiper<br>• Tricolored Heron<br>• Western Sandpiper<br>• White Ibis<br>• Willet<br>• Wilson&#39;s Snipe<br>• Wood Stork<br>• Yellow-crowned Night-Heron<br><br>Reptiles:<br>• American Alligator<br>• American Crocodile<br>• Loggerhead<br><br>Marine Mammals:<br>• Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin<br>• Manatee

## Rankings

- #2,334,927 — Overall

## Permissions and access

### Permissions

- `android.permission.INTERNET`
- `com.flseashore.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION`
- `com.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVE`
- `com.google.android.finsky.permission.BIND_GET_INSTALL_REFERRER_SERVICE`

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Source: [Chrome-Stats](https://chrome-stats.com/d/com.flseashore)
