Hurricane Milton Floodwaters Pose Threats from Wildlife and Bacteria
Floridians are warned of hidden dangers such as alligators, snakes, and pathogens in the aftermath of the storm.
- Florida officials urge residents to avoid floodwaters due to potential hazards, including wildlife and harmful bacteria.
- Alligators and snakes have been displaced by the storm, increasing their presence in residential areas.
- Experts emphasize that while wildlife poses some risk, the primary concern is bacteria and sewage contamination in the water.
- Residents are advised to keep pets and children away from floodwaters to prevent dangerous encounters.
- Videos on social media highlight incidents of alligators interacting with humans and property, underscoring the need for caution.