The nine-banded armadillo that is observed in the following photos is around a foot and a half long (2 feet including its tail), and its bodies diameter was around of the center of its body was around 10 inches. The armadillo was greyish brown, with nine bands around its carapace. The armadillo is shaped like an oval with a long tail, and angled snout. Reproductive organs were not visible at the angle of view.
The armadillo is part of the Dasypodidae, this is known by the bony armored shell. This nine-banded armadillo is a mammal, so it is also a deuterostome. The armadillo was found in forested semi-open habitat, in a nature preserve named “Hammock Park.” The nine-banded armadillo is originally native to southwest North America; however, now they are found all around Florida also.

This is a cite that was used to classify the nine-banded armadillo:
https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/mammals/land/armadillo/

The shape of the mollusk is similar to a snail; however it is not one. It is cockle that is white/cloudy in color. The foot is what is visible in the photos, and there should be siphons that are hidden. The mollusk is around 2inches in length, while the shell was around 2 inches in diameter. It is part of the Bivalvia group. The mollusk is a protostome, mostly because they look like snails. The reason they are protostome is because their mouth forms first.

The organism was found on the north side of honeymoon beaches gulf. This is located between Dunedin and Palm Harbor. It was located in the shallows of the shore; it is found in marine areas.

https://www.molluscabase.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=105#sources

Tall in stature, different shade of blue/grey feathers, and a light yellow colored beak. The heron looked to be hunting for small fish in the shallow water of the beach. They are pretty common to see at Honeymoon beach.

This squirrel's body/trunk was about 6 inches in length, not including its tail. It's coloring is brown, gray, and white. While reproductive structures were not seen, it is known that squirrels have genitalia used to reproduce. The squirrel has fur, a slender body, and a furry tail with a jaw that has sharp teeth "on the upper and lower jaw that never stop growing," thus making it a part of the rodent family. This organism was found at the park with many trees nearby and lots of grass surrounding it. Geographically, squirrels are known to reside in urban, grassy areas in every continent except Australia and Antartica.
references:
https://www.wildlifeonline.me.uk/animals/article/squirrel-distribution-habitat#:~:text=Globally%2C%20squirrels%20are%20found%20on,have%20started%20to%20colonize%20Australia.) https://integrumservices.co.uk/pest-control-blog/are-squirrels-rodents/#:~:text=Squirrels%20are%20rodents%20as%20they,the%20Rodentia%20order%20of%20mammals.