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Animal of Things
11 Types of Lizards in Miami: A Field Guide to Native and Invasive Species
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Kristina Kutleša / unsplash The types of lizards in Miami tell a strange story about how a subtropical city became a magnet for reptiles from four different continents. Florida now supports 58 established lizard species, more than any other state in the country, and the vast majority live in the southern half of the peninsula around Miami-Dade County, according … This article, 11 Types of Lizards in Miami: A Field Guide to Native and Invasive Species , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 5 Types of Lizards in Indiana: How to Identify Them and Where They Live • Types of Snakes in Greece: 24 Species from Harmless Grass Snakes to Vipers • 14 Types of Snakes in Connecticut: Identifying Every Species, Venomous and Not
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Miami Herald
Want to get your flowers or fish faster? MIA to make cargo run smoother
The growing cargo operation at Miami International Airport transporting flowers, fruit and seafood is about to get a technology upgrade. The airport will start using an AI-based platform to help make its massive cargo system run smoother. MIA is teaming up with Indian technology firm Kale Logistics Solutions to develop what they call the Airport Cargo Community System. That’s a shared online portal for freight forwarders, cargo handlers, truckers, carriers, ground handlers and others involved in handling freight. Until now, these groups worked in a fragmented way and often had to exchange information manually. Kale Logistics Solutions, founded in 2009 in Thane, India, near Mumbai, has already installed an older version of the platform at about 40 airports worldwide, Amar More, co-founder and CEO, said in an interview with the Miami Herald this week. MIA will be the first to use an AI-based platform that the company is developing, More said. He called it “the world’s first AI-based airport cargo system.” MIA and Kale will start rolling out the technology in January, the CEO said, and the system will fully launch in August or September. How big is MIA’s cargo operation? In 2025, Miami International was the busiest airport for
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Miami New Times
Viral coffee chain to replace beloved Coconut Grove restaurant
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Coconut Grove is about to get a little brighter, but not everyone...
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Yelp just named the best cinnamon roll in all of Florida, and to one one’s surprise, it’s in Miami
Is there anything better in life than a carb overload? Especially when cozy season starts to roll in, there’s nothing like finding some warm, gooey treats to indulge in. Right on time, Yelp just released its “Best Cinnamon Roll in Every State” list, curated by its Elite Squad members across the country based on ratings, review volume and keyword mentions.
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rolling out
12 Best Miami restaurants with Thanksgiving meal options
Thanksgiving in Miami brings opportunities to celebrate with traditional holiday favorites alongside Latin American, Mediterranean and coastal inspired dishes. For Nov. 26, 2026, diners can explore upscale restaurants, hotel buffets and catering options that offer alternatives to preparing an entire meal at home. From an elegant dining experience to a...
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Kendall Publix's Old Starbucks Nook Could Pour Beer and Wine Next
The old Starbucks counter inside the Dadeland Publix in Kendall has gone quiet, its menu boards dark and its space crowded out by stacked cases of Publix-brand bottled water. But the empty nook at 9105 S. Dadeland Blvd. may not stay empty for long — Publix says the spot may become one of its Pours bars, serving beer, wine and coffee to shoppers instead of coffeehouse drinks.
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Big Flavor, Fair Prices: Inside El Toro Loco’s Wagyu Menu
Six Locations, One Mission: Affordable Wagyu for All of Miami. In 2017, chef Aldo Espinosa opened El Toro Loco in Tamiami with a singular vision: to bring the world’s finest beef to Miami diners without the prohibitive price tag typically associated with such indulgence. What began as a single, humble venture has since blossomed into an acclaimed multi-location steakhouse, now with establishments in Westchester, Kendall, Little Havana, The Hammocks, and Doral Square—plus four food trucks across the city and a dedicated Toro Loco ranch in the Redlands.
Miami's Community News
The Alegre Show: Meet Fernando Barzana, Owner of Champy’s Seafood
On this episode of The Alegre Show, host Alegre sits down with Fernando Barzana, owner of Champy’s Seafood, for a conversation about his business and the world of seafood. Watch as they sample stone crabs from Champy’s Seafood on camera! Tune in for an engaging conversation and a taste of Miami’s seafood scene. #TheAlegreShow #ChampysSeafood […] The post The Alegre Show: Meet Fernando Barzana, Owner of Champy’s Seafood appeared first on Miami’s Community News .
Building Design & Construction
Stepped, irregular volumes create generously planted terraces at Miami mixed-use development
A newly unveiled design for a Miami mixed-use development features irregular volumes and generously planted terraces with organic materials, native greenery, and light-filled spaces. Ziggurat, set in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, will be constructed on a 1.66-acre site with 17 residences, four floors of offices, and luxury retail units.