Florida
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Florida Recruits Indian Snake Trackers to Hunt Everglades Pythons
Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission employed the help of two tribesmen from Southern India to track Burmese pythons lurking in Florida's Everglades.
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CAUGHT ON CAM: 15-Foot Python vs. 5-Foot Alligator -- Who Will Win?
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He's Back! Freakish 15-Foot Alligator Resurfaces in Florida Golf Course
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Meet Rambo: Potty-Trained, Costume-Wearing Alligator is Florida's Latest Pet
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Scientists Discover Soil-Based Anticancer Drugs
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ALERT: Large Submarine Landslide on Great Bahama Bank Could Increase Tsunami Risk in Florida, Cuba
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Back from the Dead: Deadly Flesh-Eating Parasite Returns in the US
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Tropical Bedbug Species Reappear in the US
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WATCH: Artic Ice With the Size of Florida Melts
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Bermuda Triangle Mystery Solved? 5 Mysterious Disappearances in the Infamous Triangle
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Why Hexagonal Clouds Do Not Solve the Bermuda Triangle Mystery
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After Green Algae, Red Tide Spreads in Florida; Beaches Clogged With Dead Fish
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ALERT: Red Tide Hits Tampa Bay Area
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