What can we learn from fire ants? Maybe a lot
Experts say black fire ants arrived in the U.S. in 1918 and red fire ants in the 1930s, leading to a massive population increase, with five times more ants per acre than in South America, and they're infamous for their bites and stings.
Man reels in massive tiger shark at Florida beach, releases it back into water: 'It was a great experience'
A Florida man caught the catch of a lifetime when he reeled in a massive tiger shark at Jacksonville Beach over the weekend.
Video: Alligator removed from MacDill Air Force Base
Shortly after MacDill Air Force Base jokingly posted on social media that it had a new airman named ‘Ally Gator’ who would be in charge of the complaint department, the alligator that wandered on base has a new home.
Summertime pattern settles in for anglers
Captain Dylan Hubbard says it’s like summertime for anglers in the Bay Area because the patterns have settled into warmer water trends.
Alligator removed twice in single night from North Carolina highway
Deputies in North Carolina say they had to wrangle an alligator not once, but twice from a highway on a single night.
‘Angry’ alligator attacks Florida farm worker: MCSO
A Florida farm worker is recovering after deputies say he was bitten by an “angry” alligator lurking in a field.
Video: Officials wrangle large alligator seen on path kids walk in Pinellas County: ‘Absolute dinosaur'
A large gator spotted in Pinellas County has been safely relocated to South Florida.
Colorado angler helps authorities crack down on gigantic invasive fish: 'Highly unusual'
Colorado authorities recently announced that they've recovered massive invasive fish from a local pond – all thanks to a local fishing enthusiast.
Killer whales attack and sink sailing boat off Gibraltar
An unknown number of orcas rammed a sailing yacht in Moroccan waters in the Strait of Gibraltar on Sunday morning, causing it to later sink, the latest attack in a trend that has been terrifying sailors in the region for the past four years.
Water warming up to allow for great fishing action
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard's Marina broke down the latest developments for fishing as we see hotter and hotter temperatures.
Ohio teen's state fishing record officially certified after 101-pound blue catfish catch: 'I started crying'
It’s official: A 15-year-old girl who caught a massive blue catfish has become the new Ohio state record holder for the species.
Suspected alligator poachers accused of stealing 4 hatchlings, killing adult reptile in Florida
Four baby alligators have been safely recovered after law enforcement officers say they were snatched from their nest by suspected poachers who also shot and killed a larger gator nearby.
Alligator makes hilarious surprise visit to Florida bank drive-thru: 'Did not have an account with us'
An alligator was spotted in the drive-thru of an Addition Financial branch in Leesburg, Florida, last week.
How to get rid of lubber grasshoppers in Florida yards
Lubber grasshoppers are notorious for their voracious appetite and destructive tendencies. They have become a persistent nuisance in yards and gardens across Florida.
Hubbard's Marina in running for Best Boat Charter
Hubbard's Marina is again in the running for USA Today's Best Boat Charter. Dylan Hubbard says the summer temperatures are shaping up nicely for fishing conditions.
Teacher captures images of 'very rare' bird never before seen in US
An amateur photographer captured a subject in Oregon last week that has bird lovers chirping — as it's said to be the first U.S. sighting of this particular species.
Florida Alligator Super Hunt applications open on Friday
Alligator hunting season is around the corner, and those looking to bag a gator in Florida now have another option.
Florida sees huge spike in wildlife encounter calls from residents
More homeowners are coming face-to-face with animals in Florida – like bears, coyotes, raccoons and alligators – among many other wild species on land and in the water.
Floridians will vote on right to fish and hunt this November
Floridians will have the chance to vote on a proposed amendment to the state constitution later this year.
Cicadas 2024: May arrives, bringing billions of noisy bugs with it
The cicada-geddon is upon us, and while some states have seen these critters arrive earlier than expected, they better buckle up because billions, if not trillions, more are coming.