TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – As the drought continues, many ponds or lakes are drying up, and wildlife experts say more human interactions could be likely.
Hannah Altonji is the director of rehabilitation at the St. Francis Wildlife Association. She said the drought is forcing animals to leave their dry habitats and find other places to get food and water.
“Maybe these animals are going into your backyard, looking into your goldfish pond,” Altonji said. “But, all these animals are just desperate for their next meal and their next sip of water during this drought.”…