Alligator attacks are extremely rare here in Florida with only about 8 unprovoked attacks occurring each year on average but ...

If you’re out on a kayak, canoe, or boat, you just have to be aware of your surroundings and not approach these animals.” ...

Law enforcement released a man’s 45-minute-long 911 call on Tuesday that was recorded before first responders arrived to help ...

Nearly two dozen kayakers were out on the water in an Osceola County canal when a woman was bitten by an alligator.

Wildlife experts in the Lowcountry have an old adage for people who feed alligators “a fed gator is a dead gator.” Simply, ...

A chaotic Florida 911 call documented a group of kayakers attempting to save the life of a woman who was attacked by an alligator while paddling in a canal near the Polk-Osceola county line.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission tells The Ledger that a trapper has caught the alligator and removed it from Tiger Lake Canal following Monday’s attack in Polk County ...

An alligator bit a woman on the elbow while she ... details the chaotic scene that unfolded after the woman was attacked. 'She's in pain, a lot of pain' The caller said the woman was bleeding ...

It occurred at Tiger Creek Canal. The story continues below. An alligator attacked a woman kayaking in a central Florida canal, sending her to a hospital, authorities said. The attack happened ...

A woman out kayaking with friends was air lifted to hospital when she was suddenly attacked by an alligator, which bit her elbow. The victim had been visiting the popular Tiger Creek Preserve in ...

Calls were made for an apparent alligator-biting incident out of Osceola County. Officials could confirm that FWC got to the ...