During the ice age could you walk from Florida to Cuba? I've read that the sea levels were several

[raccoon]

hundred feet lower than they are today.

[pinboy3niner]

1. Are you kidding? With those harsh travel penalties?

At least if you entered Florida you might be okay under the wet foot/dry ice foot policy.

[csziggy]

2. I think there was a narrow strait between Florida and Cuba

http://www.nova.edu/ocean/messing/strait-of-florida/

The Florida Straits would have existed then as now just narrower since the sea floor is very deep in that channel.

[cemaphonic]

3. Not on any maps I've ever seen

There's a decently deep strait between them. They were a lot closer though, and both of them were much closer to the Yucatan then they are now.

One little bit of Ice Age archaeology that I find really fascinating is the mounting evidence of widespread human habitation of what is now the North Sea and English Channel.

[raccoon]

4. Doggerland! Yeah, that is interesting. nt

[RebelOne]

5. No. Key West to Cuba is 90 miles.

No way would I walk 90 miles in the ocean. I wouldn't even walk 90 miles on land.