Observations by ali_m_18

This organism was found behind the SCA building and on a tree in an environment that was forest like and found on a University campus. This Brown Anole lizard is small and has a brown color to it with spots and specks of dark brown with patterns on it. This organism was identified using the Reptile database.

http://reptile-database.reptarium.cz/species?genus=Anolis&species=sagrei&search_param=%28%28search%3D%27brown+anole%27%29%29

This organism was found behind the USF Science Center Building: SCA near a lake and next to a large tree. The color of this organism was red and small the size of a nail and contained a dark red color Gaster. It was found with other ants as well as seen in the picture taken. In order to identify the ant I used the reference source Ant Web to identify the species.
Reference:
Ant Web. California Academy of Sciences. 2019 California Academy of Sciences

The organism is mainly brown with spots of white and black fur throughout the body. This organism is a deuterostome. Near the squirrels stomach the body has white fur. The tail has black, brown, and white hair. The squirrels body is relatively small. The squirrel was found on University campus near the Science Center Building (SCA) in an environment that is both cultivated and near a city area and in a forest area with trees that produce foods.
References:
Mara Katharine Lawniczak. Animal Diversity Web. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. https://animaldiversity.org/accounts/Sciurus_carolinensis/

This Seeded vascular plant known as Spanish Moss was located on USF campus. The Spanish moss originates from (Tillandsia usneoides) species which was found from the plant atlas website. The moss contains gray and green leaves growing away from the moss and in a circular area. This moss was found on the trunk of a tree with other Spanish moss also present in its surroundings.
Reference: plantatlas.org
http://florida.plantatlas.usf.edu/Plant.aspx?id=2814

This organism is a seedless vascular plant that utilizes vascular tissue to transport water, nutrients and sugar through out their body. This fern does not contain seeds to reproduce instead it utilizes spores. Observing this fern it is found to contain brown circles on the end of the leaves. These ferns are located growing on tree trunks. In order to find what plant I had located https://www.discoverlife.org/mp/20q?guide=Ferns helped me in identifying my observation as Polypodium polypodioides.