Alligators: Found in freshwater habitats throughout Florida, alligators can be aggressive if provoked or approached too closely.
American Crocodiles: Similar to alligators, American crocodiles inhabit brackish and saltwater habitats in southern Florida and can be dangerous if provoked.
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake: This venomous snake is the largest rattlesnake species in North America and is found in various habitats across Florida.
Coral Snakes: Known for their distinctive red, yellow, and black bands, coral snakes possess potent venom and should be avoided.
Black Widow Spiders: These venomous spiders are found throughout Florida and can deliver a painful bite that requires medical attention.
Brown Recluse Spiders: Although less common than black widows, brown recluse spiders are venomous and can cause serious reactions in humans.
Manatees: While not aggressive, manatees are large marine mammals often found in Florida's waterways. Boaters should be cautious to avoid collisions.
Jellyfish (Portuguese Man-of-War): Found in Florida's coastal waters, Portuguese Man-of-War are not true jellyfish but can deliver painful stings.
Bull Sharks: Bull sharks are common in Florida's coastal waters and can be aggressive if provoked. They are known for their ability to thrive in both saltwater and freshwater.
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