Florida’s Death Roads @MichaelLDye
Florida’s Death Roads  @MichaelLDye
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
(Graphic, Dead on Road reptiles)
Florida has many roads that separate natural habitats. Florida’s native wildlife is forced to cross roads. Many of them don’t make it. It’s our responsibility to make sure these animals make it across. The roads affect mammals, birds, and, yes, even the reptiles. Let’s stay vigilant, for our safety and the animals, big or small.
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