Everglades National Park in Florida (United States) is a well-known example of a temperate deciduous forest.
A temperate deciduous forest is a type of biome characterized by deciduous trees whose leaves drop in the fall.
These biomes (temperate deciduous forests) are also characterized by their abundant moisture.
Everglades National Park includes two different biomes: temperate deciduous forest and flooded grassland.
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