October 18, 2021Why Green Iguanas are Bad for FloridaFlorida is known for its lush landscape and pristine beaches. And people flock to Florida every year, all year, to experience all Florida has to offer. Clearly, the diverse culture,…Read More
October 4, 2021Fun Facts About SquirrelsJoin us on a journey to learn about a few of the famous squirrels in history, as well as today's squirrel Instagram stars. (Yes, there is such a thing) Then…Read More
September 20, 2021When is the Rat’s Breeding Season?Keep reading this article if you want to know when they breed and tend to multiply in your attic. Rats are a year-long problem for many homes. The honest answer…Read More
September 6, 2021Fall’s Wildlife in FloridaIn populated areas, the Fall's wildlife can accidentally wind up invading your space and taking over. So, suppose you have an unwanted bird's nest on the porch or a family…Read More
August 16, 2021Why Would Anyone Keep a Rat as A Pet?f you and your family are looking for a low-maintenance friendly pet, rats can be a great idea. Wild rats, no. Domesticated rats, sure. You see, wild rats have their…Read More
August 2, 2021Snakes in the GardenSnakes play a vital role in the ecological balance in Florida and all over the world. Actually, they get a nasty rap since most people don't know they owe a…Read More
July 19, 2021What Types of Snakes Live in Florida?Most folks do not want to cross the line between backyard invaders and welcomed guests when it comes to snakes. However, if you notice snakes often in your yard and…Read More
July 5, 2021Are Roof Rats Dangerous?Roof rats can have up to six litters of 6 to 8 young each time. As you can imagine, their numbers can grow quite large if not found quickly and…Read More
June 21, 2021Natural Born Rat Killers: The FerretThe ferret, that wonderfully cute and bendable ball of fuzz, is a natural-born rat killer. Does that mean you should go out and invest in a pet ferret if you…Read More
June 7, 2021Feral Hogs in FloridaShould you see a wild or feral hog in your neighborhood, you'll never want to see one again. And if that hog decides to forage in your yard for a…Read More
