Spring Hill, Florida, has some unique attractions. It's home to two giant concrete dinosaurs, a local ice cream shop housed in a building shaped like (what else?) a giant soft-serve cone, and (because why not?) some mermaids, too. That's right, these beauties of the deep swish their shiny tails at Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, which also features Florida's only spring-fed water park, Buccaneer Bay.

But if waterslides and lazy rivers aren't your thing, head to nearby Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park to see the creatures responsible for mermaid mythology: manatees. The freshwater park is a rehabilitation center for orphaned or injured West Indian manatees, and the 10-foot-long, 800- to 1,200-pound sea cows can be seen three times a day, every day.

And while manatees don't pose a serious threat, there are some other residents in the area that might: love bugs! The risk isn't that you'll get bitten. Nope, the only thing to fear about these guys is the fact that their body chemicals are so toxic they can strip the paint off your car. Yikes!

As for risky human residents, Your Local Security has you covered with a range of ADT monitored security systems that will help keep your home safe and sound. Now get out there and revel in Spring Hill's quirky charms—and make sure your car is free of bug juice!