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FDLE investigating deputy-involved shooting in New Port Richey

Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) opened an investigation after a Pasco County deputy shot a suspect on Wednesday.

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Pasco deputies shoot suspect while exchanging gunfire

Pasco County deputies wounded a suspect during a shootout Wednesday morning. No deputies were injured.

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Florida: Giant African Land Snails in Pasco County, What is rat lungworm?

Florida: Giant African Land Snails in Pasco County, What is rat lungworm?
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The Parasite-Infested Giant African Land Snail is Back in Florida

The giant African land snail can reach 8 inches in length and 5 inches in diameter, and each snail can produce 1,200 eggs per year on its own. The species is. 08.07.2022, Sputnik International

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Giant snails that can grow as big as RATS put Florida town into quarantine

Giant African snails were found in the city of Port Richey, just north of Tampa. The town will be quarantined for two years, prohibiting residents from moving plants and soil outside of the zone.

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