Unfortunately barracuda aren't particularly known for their warm and cuddly nature.  And Florida's most famous local fauna is the american alligator which has a lot of similar issues.  But don't worry because Florida Man has saved the day!  No one knows exactly how they got there, but there is a local capybara population in central Florida.  The team adopted an orphaned capybara and little Barry has been an awesome addition to the team.  He's a staple roaming the halls of our practice facility during the day and he bunks with me most nights.  Apparently the nice marshy swamp I call home is also quite conducive to Barry's traditional home in South America. (I also may or may not have rolled over one night in my sleep and squished his entire family making him an orphan, but that's not the story the team was told when I brought him to practice.). Game days are too loud for him so it's really just practice that he gets to hang around.