In addition to ambient conditions, visitors to the area and management actions have the potential to influence manatee behaviors. We come to your business or house to teach you, on your own computer.Kings Bay in northwest Florida, USA, is an important winter home of the largest aggregation of Florida manatee ( Trichechus manatus latirostris), and the only location in the United States where visitors legally swim and interact with manatees.

Want to learn more about Google Maps and Street View? Book an internet lesson now. N.B.Historic imagery isn’t available for everywhere in Street View.To exit Street View, click the back (left) arrow in the original dark grey box.You can also navigate your way around Street View just as you would in a more up-to-date map. You can change the year by clicking on the slider again. Street View will then show you historical views. Use the slider that appears to go further back in time, then click on the small map above the slider.

When the man lands, the map changes to show you street imagery, and a dark grey box appears at the top left of the map. Click the tiny clock symbol in the dark grey square – see screenshot below.

If it doesn’t work for you the first time you will need to try again!). (To do this, left click on the yellow man at the bottom right of the map and, keeping the mouse button held down, drag him across the screen, only letting go when you are on top of the road or place you want to look at.

Drag and drop the yellow ‘Pegman’ onto the desired street.

Open Google Maps and find the area you want to look at.

Did you know that you can literally step back in time with Google Street View’s imagery archives? That means you can probably check out where you live to see how it has changed over time.

Instant satellite street view