What's something you see on a regular basis in your state that people in other states may not?

[YoHoeRose]

Such as animals or geographic anomalies whatever you can think of that's unique

[NamerOfStars]

The horizon- people don't realize just how flat Florida really is.

Also armadillos; most parts of the country don't have them. Sadly, we do NOT have porcupines, so I can't crossbreed them to create porcadillos, which would be EXTREMELY difficult to kill and sound absolutely delicious.

[JustiReno]

We got a big ass fucking mountain, well 4 actually

[Andres77]

Fox and coyote, turkey.

horse carriage warning signs

[HighValue]

Homeless people sleeping on sidewalks not necessarily in a tent. The sidewalks near food 4 less, Walgreens, CVS, etc.

[20yearsolder]

Amish, people traveling my horses and buggies

[YoHoeRose]

I see a lot in Michigan!

[20yearsolder]

I live in Illinois, there's a lot here as well. Ohio has a bunch, Pennsylvania has a bunch but basically our town drives on tourism because we have Amish surrounding us in the countryside

[ArtemisSilver]

We get few days of warm weather in the middle of otherwise cold winters because of mountain effects

[nawtee_me]

Alligators and swamp tours

[nawtee_me]

@YoHoeRose what about you?

[YoHoeRose]

I live in Michigan and I have an irrational fear of alligators. I learned black squirrels aren't everywhere? We don't get much exceptional wildlife. Maybe some bears here and there, but the U. P. is beautiful. Clear water, wolves, moose and all the goods. There has also been a large black cat spotted in my area recently, a community mystery

[nawtee_me]

I live in Louisiana and our black bear population has increased in the last five or six years to where you see them more often now. Ten years ago the average person wouldn't have seen any at all unless they were out looking for them.