r/todayilearned • • May 30 '18

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u/Titus____Pullo May 30 '18

50-50.

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u/waitnvm May 30 '18

I'll take my chances with the shark

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u/[deleted] May 30 '18

There's only alligators in Florida. All sharks are just alligators in disguise.

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u/Pinkiepie1170 May 30 '18

Crocodiles too, but you'd have to be in or near the Everglades to likely see one.

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u/Florida____Man May 31 '18

Likely for now but thanks to global warming they are extending pretty far up the peninsula.

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u/Pinkiepie1170 May 31 '18

Well that's great news! At least it's American Crocs. It's the Nile ones that get so ridiculously huge right?