Cape Canaveral

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Mar 14 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral: Ais and Timucuans

While Cape Canaveral spent much of its history underwater, when it finally formed, the sea levels surrounding it were 20-30 feet below current levels. Early life in Cape Canaveral included camels, bison, mammoths, mastodons, and giant armadillos mixed in with the animals you can still find here today—rabbits, squirrels, deer, opossums, and raccoons. All of this early life was also coupled with the bounty of marine life pulled from the sea, making Cape Canaveral a prime location for living because of its plentiful resources that helped sustain life. At one...

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Mar 07 2016

The History of Cape Canaveral: The Beginning

Cape Canaveral, one of the nation’s most famous locations, wasn’t always Cape Canaveral. In fact, it wasn’t always anything at all. Cape Canaveral was non-existent, as it was underwater for most of its history. [vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness="" up="10" down=""] Today, as far as 10-15 miles inland, construction crews constantly dig up evidence of marine life. Sea shells inherent to the area and dune lines are easily discovered inland, offering more proof that that for much of history, Cape Canaveral simply didn’t exist. [vc_separator type="transparent" position="left" color="" border_style="dashed" width="" thickness=""...

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