Florida
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Florida Teen Survives Alligator Attack by 'Punching It in the Head'
A Florida teen was able to survive an alligator attack "punching" the creature in the head as it had its jaw wrapped around her leg.
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11-Foot-Long Sawfish Rescued in Florida in an Attempt to Save the Species From the Brink of Extinction
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Birth of White Rhino Calf in Florida Zoo Vital To Conservation of Species
Sperm Whale Beaching Along Florida’s Gulf Coast Died
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Florida Panhandle, Carolinas At Risk For Floods, Thunderstorms
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Florida Earthquake: Rare 4.0 Magnitude Quake Recorded 100 Miles Off Eastern Florida Coast
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Toxic Red Tide Costs Florida's Economy $2.7 Billion as Tourists Avoid Algal Blooms on Beaches [Study]
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US Weather: Intense Storms Seen To Fuel Formation Of More Tornadoes From Florida To Carolinas
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Creepy Crawlies: These Invasive Species Pose Real Threat To Florida's Food Web
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Christmas Weather Forecast: Central, South Florida To Contend With Multiple Days Of Periodic Rains
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Tropical Rainstorm to Hit Northern Caribbean; Rainy Outlook Likely in Florida
Kinkajou in Florida Petting Zoo Bites Birthday Girl Holding Lettuce as She Walked Over Enclosure
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