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Most invasive species aren’t likely to kill you. But these seven species are among the worlds most dangerous. Could they find a home in Florida?

Eyelash viper — Native to Central and South America FWC AND DLE / COURTESY PHOTOS On Jan. 12, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Law Enforcement filed charges against eight men, ranging from second degree misdemeanors to third-degree felonies related to the illegal trafficking of venomous and prohibited snakes. Those charged include

Eight men are now in jail for buying or selling venomous snakes to undercover operatives

Eyelash Viper — Native to Central and South America FWC AND DLE / COURTESY PHOTOS On Jan. 12, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) Division of Law Enforcement (DLE) filed charges against eight individuals, ranging from second degree misdemeanors to third-degree felonies related to the illegal trafficking of venomous and prohibited snakes. The

The inland taipan, native to Australia, is considered to be the deadliest snake in the world. On Jan. 12, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Law Enforcement filed charges against eight individuals, ranging from second degree misdemeanors to third-degree felonies related to the illegal trafficking of venomous and prohibited snakes. The FWC

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission has announced their “Operation Viper” campaign uncovered a large market for illegal black-market venomous snake sales in Florida, which led to 8 arrests.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission conducted a multi-year investigation into an illegal snake trafficking ring, resulting in the arrest of eight individuals.

An FWC investigation led to the arrest of 8 people. The investigation uncovered an illegal snake trafficking ring where some of the world's most venomous snakes were bought and sold in Florida.

Eight people have been arrested in Florida for illegally trafficking snakes — some venomous — to undercover FWC agents over the course of three years.