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Florida animals use wildlife crossings. Pictures prove it.

Crossings prevent crashes, but they’re costly and can take years to build.

More than 200 wildlife crossings traverse Florida's roads, allowing safer passage for animals across the state including the Florida Panther. Cameras stationed at some of these crossings capture wildlife using them, as shown in these photos. [ The Florida Department of Transportation ]

Michaela MulliganTimes staff

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Michaela Mulligan a climate and environment reporter. Reach her at mmulligan@tampabay.com.

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