Palm Beach County’s lush landscapes, warm climate, and proximity to the Everglades make it one of Florida’s most biodiverse regions. Raccoons rustle through backyards at dusk, squirrels nest in attic corners, and the occasional iguana suns itself on a pool deck. For residents, these encounters are part of everyday life in South Florida—but they don’t have to be a source of stress or property damage. Understanding the local wildlife, recognizing the signs of an unwelcome visitor, and knowing when to call in professional help can transform a potentially frustrating situation into a manageable one. This guide walks through the most…