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44 Comments

  1. Desiree

    We’ve seen wild rabbits at Epcot, and two alligators swimming in Frontierland!

  2. Phillip

    It’s Florida. Moved to Florida in the seventies with my parents and us “Northerns” weren’t prepared! From the “Waterbugs” (think of roaches on steroids), snakes, never ending mosquitoes and rain! Glad to be back in the North!!!!

  3. Lisa

    I saw a snake creeping out from a light post that had a hole in the base and quickly vacated the area. Don’t know what kind it was other than a snake. gross

  4. Bubbajohn

    Banded water snake

  5. heather

    If one taps on the photo in the Twitter message, it will take you to the actual tweet. You can read it without downloading the Twitter app & the comments state it is a water snake. You may also enlarge the photo of the snake under the bridge (not brude, as stated in the article) to get a better look at the snake & the designs on it.

  6. EM

    Your idea of Massive and mine are completely different

  7. Sharon

    Back in the 80’s we saw a snake near Jungle Cruise at Disney World. It went into the bushes so we told a Cast Member, who started to look for it.

  8. Mason

    Yes, July 2021 while watching fireworks at the back of Fort Wilderness. It was small but nonetheless a snake.

  9. Randy

    Crazy Disney snake story that would never happen today. Back in the 80’s there was an attraction called Mickey’s Birthday Land that you had to take a train to. My family was first in line waiting on the platform for the next train. Some cast members noticed a snake on the tracks that had been decapitated by the train. It’s headless body was still writhing around. A young cast member thought our vacation needed a little extra magic. He approaches my six year old brother and asks if he wants to see something cool. He proceeds to lift my brother over the barricade and place him at the edge of the platform. He then takes a stick and lifts the headless, writhing snake and places at my brother’s feet! Needless to say, my brother is still traumatized to this day 🤣🤣🤣! Too bad these were the days before cell phone cameras…we probably could’ve parlayed this trauma into a free vacation!

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