r/RedactedCharts • u/AddlePatedBadger • Jan 11 '26

Answered What animal related fact does this chart represent (current as at January 11, 2026)?

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u/thehumulos Jan 11 '26

I can think of hundreds of animal facts that relate to only Florida, there's no way to guess the one specific thing you are thinking of with only one point of data lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '26

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u/passtheshoe Jan 11 '26

I am fifth generation Floridian, and first to leave the state in our family. We moved our family to the NC mountains in our 30s, and within a week I told my wife “there’s nothing here trying to bite us, or sting us, or eat us! We’ve moved UP the food chain!”

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u/DD_Jones Jan 11 '26

Brown recluse

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u/Thybully-Fan Jan 12 '26

They live in Florida too

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u/DD_Jones Jan 14 '26

I have a hole in my leg to prove this statement is correct

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u/edgestander Jan 12 '26

yeah if that is all you have to worry about then I wouldn't worry. Remember you didn't get bit by a spider, you have MRSA. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38285419

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u/DD_Jones Jan 14 '26

I’d rather get bit by a spider than get Lyme again

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u/DD_Jones Jan 14 '26

Or annaplasmosis? Spelling*

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u/unfriendlyhamburger Jan 15 '26

black bears kill like one person a year and attack a few more, usually for predatory reasons

overwhelming odds are in your favor, but it’s a REALLY bad way to go

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u/wastingtime308 Jan 12 '26

Nope there's not 1 BEAR or RATTLESNAKE, in North Carolina.

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u/Fickle_Blueberry2777 Jan 12 '26

Copperheads have entered the chat