The only real wildlife in my area are my neighbors setting off fire works ... which are illegal ... and  loud and dangerous ... 

The most dangerous wildlife we have in our neck of the woods is skunks and coyotes.  I do warn clients with pets to beware of both.

We have rattlesnakes, coyotes, deer and skunks but not everywhere and not all the time.

We have rattlers here in many areas and there are visible signs to warn people. There are also plenty of coyotes which is an issue for those with small pets, and not just in the canyone areas like the one behind our house.

I hate that pic. 
But I digress . . . I just put in a listing 5 minutes ago:
BE CAREFUL OF SANDY SOIL, SINKHOLES, MINE SHAFTS AND CRITTERS!
Agent and public remarks . . . LOL

I even disclose that there may be water on the street when it is raining.

Yes, I always warn them.  The biggest problem is the very dangerous snowbird.

Our wildlife is only dangerous if you run, then you may be thought of as prey.

I do have conversations with buyers about what they can expect if they are moving into the area from another locale.  We have seen coyote, bobcats, black bears and we have copperhead snakes.  I also let them know about the large deer population due to deer tick born illnesses.  And if they have an outdoor pet, I let them know we also have predatory birds (hawks, eagles) fox and raccoon.

My favorite conversation with local residents is talking about sightings of our albino skunk.   

Fred Griffin It helps to disclose clients about dangerous wildlife in the area.

I live right next to a wildlife corridor rich with a high multitude of plants, animals and insect life...Amazing to this city boy & yes, I dislcose this

Ask Alan May about the 'wildlife' in our area.

Fred,

We have seen bobcats in the hills here, wolves, coyotes, racoons, rabbits, skunks,  a nd garden snakes in the hills.  In Napa, there were bears also.  I think everyone knows that when you live in our area in the hills with land, that this can happen.  And I am sure that agents disclose that fact here.

With all the rain we have had, they don't come down to civilization that much as food is plentiful right now.  A

I'd have a for sale sign in the ground if I saw a rattlesnake in my yard....

wildlife in Franklin MA???  only Keller Williams and Real Living!!!

I live in the Cleveland National Park. I have mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, rattlesnakes, scorpions, giant tarantulas and tarantula wasps. Snakes worry me as I garden and it's warm now... My work is in tract/city but some USDA rural - I've never seen a warning in a contract in a rural area. Do you disclose it?

yes daily scorpions, rattlesnakes and more

Not realy, I seldom get asked and when I do I refer to them to Fl wildlife site

Only if there are gators around.

Fred,

Mankind is the most dangerous predator in our parts;  all the other species play nice toward humans.

We have certain homes that are known to have rattlesnakes in the area and others that have Grizzly Bears.

You know with the right cook fixin' that snake up, it can taste just like chicken

When in doubt disclose.  Depending on the neighborhood we have skunks, deer and peafowl.   Occasionally some areas have bears and mountain lions from the nearby forest areas.   

John Pusa nailed this one!

I only mention animal dangers if there's a specific issue going on at the moment. In my area, I've seen black bears, foxes, coyotes, turtle, rabbits, chipmunks, squirrels, snakes, deer, skunks, raccoons, opposums to name a few. They're just part of the environment.

Wow Fred.  It is a conversation with many clients here in AZ. In my neighborhood, I have bobcats, javalinas, snakes, coyotes, lizards, scorpions, tarantulas that come right to my front door.

Coyotes, rattlesnakes, ticks and bee swarms are our big 4 here in San Diego, CA 

Wow.  Our biggest issue here (over last 10 - 15 yrs) is coyotes.  They can be an issue for pets.  And, of course deer ticks.  We are much more urban and suburban in northern part of county.

I've seen coyotes and racoons on my property.

We don't have that type of problem

We have rattlesnakes, copperheads and red foxes but, they're not 'prevalent' nor really that frequently seen.

I've seen all 3, once each,  in Charlotte over a 40-year span so, I don't think a "warning" is necessitated!

Fred we do have wild pigs, and tiger sharks.

I have seen a few small snakes back behind my house. I see rabbits and pesky squirrels and deer. I think this is pretty normal so don't make a big deal about it.

We do not usually have dangerous wildlife in our urban area. 

Here in Sonoma County, California Mountain Lions come down from our "open space" preserves and can scare the bejesus of someone out walking their dog. Also, birds of prey have been known to sweep down and snatch un unsuspecting smaller dog or cat. And yes, Skunks, Raccoons, the usual suspects. The Raccoons wreak havoc with lawns as they try to get at the scrubs under the grass. Rattle Snakes sunning themselves. Kids love the blue-belly lizards though and gardner snakes!

Fred Griffin in Pennsylvania wildlife is not considered a material defect,  hence no disclosure

Fred Griffin We had to get rid of some camping out in my workshop. Some fox, deer and a wolf or two on a couple of occasions

Not so much... we don't have all that many issues in Charlotte... and I surely didn't in NYC!

We have rattlesnakes in the high desert, Fred Griffin . And there are cougars and bears.  We hear of cougars attacking family dogs, but never have heard of them going for people locally. We also have black widow spiders.  But I cannot recall of anyone asking about dangerous wildlife.  We are more likely to be hurt when we hit a deer with our car.  Deer roadkill is very, very common.

I like the part of Florida that doesn't have this. Living inside Oklahoma City the dangerous wildlife is downtown on a Saturday night.

Fred, rattlers are dangerous, and would hate to see any in my yard.  I have sold in Larkspur, where there can be bears and mountain lions to warn buyers about.

I would tell them about wildlife.

We only have the occassional "potentially" dangerous cougar wander into our more populated areas.  Thankfully we don't have venemous reptiles or scorpions!

I'm in West Los Angeles, somehow we have coyotes eating cats on occasion. I'm near the beach area.

Luckily other than an occasionally rabid skunk or fox, we have been alright. If you go north the bears are being a nuisance, but not here

Not since moving to downtown Chicago. Selling some rural properties in Florida, the subject did come up!

No. We have rattlesnakes and copperheads, coyotes, bears, etc, but they aren't as dangerous as people. There is a better chance of being bit by a dog, or a rabid fox.

I would be scared to show that house.

Fred Griffin - at best we see some deer at night - where I live. About other species, no idea.

Other than bear, we don't have much to worry bout

Me thinks those wooden chips which termites love in front of every drought tolerant yard will ignite all neighborhood. They use similar wood ingrient in the briquettes... We have a BBQ in front every home after firework......