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37 Gold Coins Worth $1 Million, Stolen From 18th Century Shipwreck, Recovered
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced they found 37 of 50 stolen gold coins.
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Florida Cops Urge Locals To Stop Taking Selfies With "Depressed" Bear
The black bear was spotted hunched over near a telephone pole on the north side of Highway 98 near County Road in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.
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Florida Man Loses Arm In Alligator Attack Outside A Bar
The wildlife officials later confirmed that the alligator which measured 10 1/2 feet long was later killed.
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Florida Man Abuses, Plucks Feathers From Threatened Species Of Bird: Report
A man from Palm Beach, Florida, United States has been accused of abusing a bird that comes under one of the threatened species of the state.
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Florida Hosts Python Challenge, Excited Participants Post Daring Pics
Florida in the United States is hosting a python challenge in which hundreds of participants are participating, a report in Newsweek said.
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Look What The Cat Dragged In! Family Pet Brings Two-Headed Snake Inside
Florida resident Kay Rogers says that their family cat brings them "presents" from outside all the time. But her latest gift was unlike any other - she brought them a two-headed snake.
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Endangered Panthers Seen Stumbling As If Poisoned. No One Knows Why
A mother panther walks into frame and pauses. She looks around, ears alert. One of her cubs appears and looks healthy and strong. Then her other cub stumbles into the frame and falls to the ground. The young cat doesn't have full control of its hind legs - as if a neurological disease, or even poisoning, is making the cub dangerously sick and vulne...
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Florida Man Shoots Gator. Then The Gator Bites His Son.
Authorities in Central Florida said a 58-year-old man was injured by an alligator after his father found it on their property and shot it, according to a police report.
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Legal Experts: Did Disney Do Enough To Warn Its Guests About Alligators?
The snatching of a 2-year-old boy by an alligator from a beach at a Disney resort Tuesday night immediately raised questions about the animal's behavior and the company's responsibility.
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Recovered iPhone, Waterlogged From Months At Sea, Divides Families Searching For Answers About Sons' Disappearance
From the beginning, their tragedies ran parallel.
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Woman's Body, 2 Live Monkeys Found In Florida Motel Room
A 59-year-old woman has been found dead in a motel room in the US state of Florida, along with a note and two live monkeys, police said today.
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Why 300 Black Bears Were Killed in Less Than a Week in Florida
Hunters in Florida over the weekend killed some 300 black bears as part of a controversial program allowing sportsmen to track and kill the animals, wildlife officials said on Monday.
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US man tries to trade alligator for beer
A man who bizarrely tried to trade a live alligator for a pack of beer at a convenience store in Miami has been cited for illegally attempting to sell the reptile by wildlife officials.
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37 Gold Coins Worth $1 Million, Stolen From 18th Century Shipwreck, Recovered
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced they found 37 of 50 stolen gold coins.
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Florida Cops Urge Locals To Stop Taking Selfies With "Depressed" Bear
The black bear was spotted hunched over near a telephone pole on the north side of Highway 98 near County Road in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.
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Florida Man Loses Arm In Alligator Attack Outside A Bar
The wildlife officials later confirmed that the alligator which measured 10 1/2 feet long was later killed.
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Florida Man Abuses, Plucks Feathers From Threatened Species Of Bird: Report
A man from Palm Beach, Florida, United States has been accused of abusing a bird that comes under one of the threatened species of the state.
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Florida Hosts Python Challenge, Excited Participants Post Daring Pics
Florida in the United States is hosting a python challenge in which hundreds of participants are participating, a report in Newsweek said.
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Look What The Cat Dragged In! Family Pet Brings Two-Headed Snake Inside
Florida resident Kay Rogers says that their family cat brings them "presents" from outside all the time. But her latest gift was unlike any other - she brought them a two-headed snake.
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Endangered Panthers Seen Stumbling As If Poisoned. No One Knows Why
A mother panther walks into frame and pauses. She looks around, ears alert. One of her cubs appears and looks healthy and strong. Then her other cub stumbles into the frame and falls to the ground. The young cat doesn't have full control of its hind legs - as if a neurological disease, or even poisoning, is making the cub dangerously sick and vulne...
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Florida Man Shoots Gator. Then The Gator Bites His Son.
Authorities in Central Florida said a 58-year-old man was injured by an alligator after his father found it on their property and shot it, according to a police report.
-
Legal Experts: Did Disney Do Enough To Warn Its Guests About Alligators?
The snatching of a 2-year-old boy by an alligator from a beach at a Disney resort Tuesday night immediately raised questions about the animal's behavior and the company's responsibility.
-
Recovered iPhone, Waterlogged From Months At Sea, Divides Families Searching For Answers About Sons' Disappearance
From the beginning, their tragedies ran parallel.
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Woman's Body, 2 Live Monkeys Found In Florida Motel Room
A 59-year-old woman has been found dead in a motel room in the US state of Florida, along with a note and two live monkeys, police said today.
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Why 300 Black Bears Were Killed in Less Than a Week in Florida
Hunters in Florida over the weekend killed some 300 black bears as part of a controversial program allowing sportsmen to track and kill the animals, wildlife officials said on Monday.
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US man tries to trade alligator for beer
A man who bizarrely tried to trade a live alligator for a pack of beer at a convenience store in Miami has been cited for illegally attempting to sell the reptile by wildlife officials.
