* Saw Palmetto berries
* Cocoplum plums
* Grapes
* Mayhaw fruit
* Sea grape
* Sabal palm fruit
* Cabbage palms
* Mangroves
* Wild limes
* Prickly pear cactus
* Jerusalem artichoke and other tubers
* Wild onions
Animal Foods
* Fish
* Shellfish including clams and oysters
* Sea turtle eggs
* Alligators
* Crocodile
* Snakes
* Turtles
* Deer
* Raccoon
* Wild boar
* Armadillo
* Opossum
* Rabbit
* Squirrel
* Manatee
* Dolphin
* Porpoise
* Sharks
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