Florida Troopers Save Fawn from Traffic

0:00It's April 22nd. This is Tampa Bay News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Florida Highway Patrol troopers pulled off a quick save this week, snatching a tiny fawn from darting into busy traffic on South Pleasant Grove Road. In floral city, the little guy is just a few days old, still rocking his umbilical cord and was spotted zigzagging right into harm's way early Wednesday morning. Troopers jumped in without missing a beat, and folks are calling it a real close call dodged, with photos popping up on social media showing the heroes and their fluffy rescue. Now, nature-world wildlife rescue has the fawn, who's doing great as of that afternoon, getting set up with other babies for some TLC until he's strong enough for the wild. Drivers in Florida don't hit deer too often, but staying sharp in wildlife spots, slowing down, and watching for more to follow, one across the road, keeps everyone safer out