If you live in South Florida, chances are that you’ve seen a green iguana. It is important to note that green iguanas can be brown, black, or green, and have splashes of pink or red on their bodies. You might find them roaming around your yard, hiding in trees, or even crossing the road. While iguanas are all over the…
Opossums are scavengers that often visit human homes to raid garbage cans, dumpsters, or other containers that have food in them. As a result, possums are one of the most common animals to infest homes and properties. If you find a possum in your home, it is best to call a wildlife removal company to assist you, as these animals…
Encounters with wildlife in and around your property can be both fascinating and challenging at the same time. While sharing the environment with local fauna is part of the natural beauty of living in South Florida, there may come a time when you need assistance dealing with unwelcome guests in your home or on your property. But how do you…
Raccoons are widespread across the United States, often wreaking havoc on people’s yards and overturning garbage cans. If you live in a neighborhood with a lot of trees, you might get a lot of raccoon activity, as they take shelter in the cavities of the trunks. Because raccoons are nocturnal, you might not see them out during the day. If…
South Florida has a diverse ecosystem, which means tons of different animals could come into your yard or even your house. While many animals are harmless, some of them can destroy your yard or hurt your pets and children. As a result, it is important to be aware of how to prevent animals from coming onto your property. One of…
South Florida is a diverse ecosystem, home to many different types of animals. Sometimes, these animals leave their natural habitat in search of food and shelter. This is why you will notice some of them roaming your yard or setting up nests on your property. While South Florida has many different types of native species, there are also invasive animals…
Wild hogs, also referred to as feral boars, are an invasive species in Florida. This animal causes many ecological and agricultural concerns in the state, even going so far as impacting humans and household pets. If you live in a rural area of Florida, you may have seen a few wild hogs roaming your property. Feral boars can be an…
There are different types of rats and the Palm rats are common in Florida. Here are some interesting things about these nuisance creatures. Palm Rats in Your Home Rats can be anxious little animals, so while subduing palm rats a great deal of time and persistence is required. They will need time to become accustomed to their new environment and you too….
If you own property in Florida, you’re probably familiar with the wide range of critters that have the potential to infest your home. And, when it comes to pesky invaders, rats are certainly part of the equation. There are 3 main Florida rats that can be found throughout the state. The last place you want to see them is running…
Palm rats are also commonly referred to as roof rats. They are black in color and grow up to about three to eight inches, have big ears and a long and pointy tail. These palm rats have a penchant for citrus fruits. They destroy the fruit by boring a hole in the middle and hollowing out the fruit. This can…
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