Podcast
Wild Florida
Hosted by Wild Florida · EN
There's more to Florida than beautiful beaches and theme parks. There's a beautiful, crazy and sometimes scary wild side to what lurks in the thick palmetto bushes, prowls deep in the wetlands or swims under the crashing waves.
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Is that lizard eating a doughnut?
Sep 20, 201700:13:20Tap to summarizeParts of Florida’s west coast has become overrun with the gentle, beautiful iguana, a lizard that will try just about anything to eat.
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Saving Florida's critters
Sep 18, 201700:11:00Tap to summarizeWhat goes in to getting baby otters ready for the wild? How about teaching them to eat crabs without getting pinched.
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Proud as a what?
Sep 13, 201700:13:46Tap to summarizeThe Fort Pierce Peacocks are not only stunning and stunningly loud, but they’ve been known to literally stop traffic.
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Was that a flying roach?
Sep 12, 201700:10:11Tap to summarizeFlorida’s climate is the perfect environment for some scary-looking bugs.
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Invasion of the crabs
Sep 6, 201700:11:33Tap to summarizeThe annual migration of land crabs can sometimes wreak havoc on roads, in yards, and on your car’s tires.
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Not in my house!
Sep 4, 201700:15:33Tap to summarizeFlorida is home to many species of snakes, including the rattling, venomous kind.
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Armadillo scream
Aug 30, 201700:13:52Tap to summarizeNot native to Florida, the gentle armadillo has adapted well and has a reputation for destroying yards, jumping high in the air and loud screams?
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Things that can take your arm off
Aug 28, 201700:15:40Tap to summarizeWhere to start talking about Florida wildlife? Well, what about sharks and gators?
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Are you ready for Wild Florida?
Aug 4, 201700:01:48Tap to summarizeFrom sharks to armadillos to giant cockroaches, Florida has some strange wildlife. Podcast host John Torres give you a little insight on what to expect from the first podcast from the USA TODAY Network Florida.
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