Florida won’t be getting hit with massive blankets of snow and ice like the rest of the U.S., but even frosty windshields and a few flurries can feel like Antarctica to people with permanent sandal tans.

A loggerhead turtle is rehabbing at Zoo Miami’s new Sea Turtle Hospital after a shark bit off most of her left fin.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Many of you have been asking questions on social media about what to do about Cuban tree frogs. “The Cuban tree frogs originally come from Cuba, the Cayman Islands, Bahamas, they’re a Caribbean frog, but they were introduced into Florida in the 1920s,” Magill explained. These large and aggressive frogs can be a nuisance when they take over your backyard, but, Magill said, despite popular belief, they do not pose a danger to pets. “You don’t hit them with a baseball bat, you don’t just throw them in the freezer, that’s what people think you do with amphibians, you just throw them in the freezer, that’s not what you do,” he clarified. Again, it’s gonna be an uphill battle because we have a lot of frogs.”While these Cuban tree frogs aren’t native to Florida, they are definitely here to stay.

MIAMI A Florida zoo has announced the recent birth of an endangered mongoose lemur. Zoo Miami spokesman Ron Magill posted on the park's website Tuesday that the baby lemur was born May 6. ENDANGERED MONGOOSE LEMUR BORN! The arboreal primates arrived at Zoo Miami in January 2019, and this is their first offspring. Like all lemurs, mongoose lemurs are native to the island of Madagascar.

The 911 call regarding a South Carolina woman who was attacked by an alligator has been released. My wife was attacked by an alligator in the backyard, her frantic husband told the 911 operator. Deborah Cook, 68, was walking her dog Monday night near a pond on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina when the nightmare happened around 10 p.m. Her husband, Gary, told 911 he was trying to stop the bleeding while his wife was outside on the ground. RELATED STORIESMeet Chance the Snapper, Chicago's Beloved AlligatorFamily Finds Baby Alligator in Their Garage After Louisiana FloodWas Man Found Dead in South Carolina Pond Killed By an Alligator?

A horrifying video captures a bison at Yellowstone National Park sending a girl flying into the air after charging at her. Park officials said the 9-year-old from Odessa, Florida, was rushed to the Old Faithful Lodge after being struck by the bison. According to the officials, the bison charged after a group of people stood within 5 to 10 feet of the animal for about 20 minutes. Wildlife expert Ron Magill of Zoo Miami told Inside Edition the girl is lucky to be alive. RELATED STORIESMan Arrested After Yellowstone Bison-Taunting Video Goes ViralYellowstone Tourist Caught on Video Making the Ill-Advised Decision to Taunt BisonNewly Released Video Sheds Light on Death of Bison Calf at Yellowstone Park