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The past five-year average shows 100 documented deaths each year, with about eight perinatal deaths.  The current rate puts the state on pace to record more than 2,100 deaths this year, which could be as much as a third of the state s documented population.  We’ve had an entire ecological loss Boat kills and cold stress deaths are tallied, as usual, according to FWC records. The Indian River Lagoon on the Atlantic side of the state accounts for the majority of losses.  The theory is that sea grass losses there the past few decades have left manatees with too little food to survive. 

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