Blue Water Hole

The Blue Water Hole, also known as the Blue Hole, is a man-made sinkhole and former quarry on Big Pine Key in Florida. It is a habitat for various wildlife such as alligators, birds, snakes, Key deer, and green iguanas. The water in the Blue Hole is mostly fresh and is used by the wildlife in the area. The Blue Hole is part of the National Key Deer Refuge and is a popular spot for hiking and wildlife viewing. The area around the Blue Hole has native trees such as pigeon plum, gumbo limbo, and silver buttonwood, and the water is home to aquatic life such as Florida softshell turtles, bluegill, bass, and bream. The Blue Hole is also known for its potential hazards, including poisonwood trees and alligators, so visitors are advised to be cautious and stay on the marked path