What happened to the most of the Seminoles after the second seminole war?

After the Second Seminole War (1835-1842), most of the Seminoles were forcibly removed from their lands in Florida. Many were relocated to Indian Territory in present-day Oklahoma, while some managed to evade capture and remain in the swamps of Florida. This led to a significant decline in their population and the fragmentation of their communities. Despite this, a small group of Seminoles continued to resist removal, and their descendants still inhabit Florida today.