Everglades

Target entity: Everglades
Context triple: [Greater Everglades ecosystem, partOf, Everglades]

• A. Everglades National Park
  Everglades National Park is a vast subtropical wilderness in southern Florida renowned for its wetlands, diverse wildlife, and critical role in preserving the Everglades ecosystem.
• B. Ciénaga de Zapata
  Ciénaga de Zapata is a vast wetland region in southern Cuba known for its rich biodiversity, protected national park status, and historical significance during the Bay of Pigs invasion.
• C. Florida Bay
  Florida Bay is a shallow, subtropical estuarine lagoon at the southern tip of Florida, lying between the mainland and the Florida Keys and forming part of the Everglades and Florida Keys marine ecosystem.
• D. Indian River Lagoon
  Indian River Lagoon is a biodiverse estuarine system along Florida’s Atlantic coast, renowned for its rich marine habitats and ecological significance.
• E. Okeechobee Plain
  The Okeechobee Plain is a low-lying, marshy region surrounding Lake Okeechobee in southern Florida, historically inhabited by the Mayaimi people and characterized by its wetland ecosystems.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Everglades
Target entity description: The Everglades is a vast subtropical wetland region in southern Florida known for its slow-moving "river of grass," unique biodiversity, and critical role in regional water flow and wildlife habitat.

• A. Everglades National Park
  Everglades National Park is a vast subtropical wilderness in southern Florida renowned for its wetlands, diverse wildlife, and critical role in preserving the Everglades ecosystem.
• B. Ciénaga de Zapata
  Ciénaga de Zapata is a vast wetland region in southern Cuba known for its rich biodiversity, protected national park status, and historical significance during the Bay of Pigs invasion.
• C. Florida Bay
  Florida Bay is a shallow, subtropical estuarine lagoon at the southern tip of Florida, lying between the mainland and the Florida Keys and forming part of the Everglades and Florida Keys marine ecosystem.
• D. Indian River Lagoon
  Indian River Lagoon is a biodiverse estuarine system along Florida’s Atlantic coast, renowned for its rich marine habitats and ecological significance.
• E. Okeechobee Plain
  The Okeechobee Plain is a low-lying, marshy region surrounding Lake Okeechobee in southern Florida, historically inhabited by the Mayaimi people and characterized by its wetland ecosystems.
• F. None of above. chosen