As Floridians emerge from Hurricane Milton, they are finding unexpected visitors in flooded streets, backyards or even their ...

Hurricane Milton continues ... could still be displaced and finding their way into homes to shelter from the storm. Christopher Gillette, of the Bellowing Acres Sanctuary for alligators and ...

Gillette warned that alligators pose a particular threat ... Instagram on how to watch out for dangerous wildlife displaced by Hurricane Milton. Urging people to show compassion, he warned that ...

As if Hurricane Milton’s devastating winds and storm surge were not enough to worry about, a wildlife expert is warning of another danger— hungry alligators ... going to be displaced by ...

Florida wildlife experts are warning people in areas battered by Hurricanes Helene and Milton to avoid dark floodwaters for a hair-raising reason: alligators and snakes. Residents who have ...

In Florida, add alligators, snakes and other wildlife to the list of things to worry about in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. "Alligators & #snakes may be seen more frequently in areas with ...

As if Floridians didn’t have enough to worry about in the midst of Hurricane Milton, you can now add agitated alligators to the list. While millions of residents remain displaced or without ...

Volusia residents who were displaced by Hurricane Milton can get help through the Federal Emergency Management Agency Transitional Sheltering Assistance program. The program covers the cost of ...

The state is also home to an estimated 1.3 million alligators, although not all live in areas affected by Hurricane Milton, which crossed central Florida Wednesday night and early Thursday.