City officials are warning people not to wade in Hurricane Irma floodwaters after a rise in reported snake bites in Jacksonville.
The Florida Department of Health says wildlife, including snakes and alligators, could pose a threat after being displaced by Irma's strong winds and rain.
Health officials said parents need to be aware of the risk of snake bites, along with toxins and human waste that may be in the floodwaters.
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