South Carolina City One of the Best Cities to Work in the U.S.

Are you someone who enjoys working? Yes, hard to believe but there are certain people that enjoy working. But, it does have to be the right setting in order for them to work. Finding the perfect job in the perfect city can be tricky, but it is possible. Honestly, that's how I feel about this job right now. It's the perfect career in the perfect place that I enjoy. But, maybe you're not there yet. Or maybe you're looking for the perfect city.

iSchool Connect knows how that can be, but they are here to help. Many people even outside of the country dream about living here and working here in the U.S. But not everyone can make it, unfortunately. iSchool Connect has the top ten best cities to work in the U.S. and you may be surprised by the results. Or not. One South Carolina city made the list, which isn't quite surprising. It's also one of the most popular cities in South Carolina as well. Any guesses? Well, Charleston, South Carolina is one of the country's best cities to work in. It's named one of the best to live and work in, especially for those working from home.

Charleston is also one of the more "safer" cities in the state of South Carolina. You can also have fun when you're off of work and check out some of the local attractions. If you're looking for a new job in South Carolina, then maybe you should look into the Charleston area. I left, but maybe you would like it! See the full list here and see what other cities made the list across the country.

Well, we all know North Carolina is home to many different species of animals across the state. From unique pets to animals you find on the beach to animals you find up in the mountains. The state has so many different types of living areas for animals that it is kind of wild to think about how many different homes we offer them. But, not all of these animals are ones you should play with. Think about it, not every animal is a kind, friendly dog. We have some dangerous species to beware of within the state.

Animal Vivid wants to be sure we are all aware of what creatures we should stay away from if we ever come across them. From deadly reptiles to deadly insects, you never know what you might come across in North Carolina wildlife. They gathered a list of the 10 most dangerous animals in North Carolina. Below, you can find 5 of the most dangerous animals in North Carolina and a little bit about each one. No worries, want to see the full list of all 10, click here and be safe!

Come on, we're in the Carolinas! We knew an alligator would have to make this list at some point. This reptile lives in swamps, streams, or rivers throughout the state. Unfortunately, the alligator is a carnivore. The American alligator specifically is a species of alligator that you should be extremely cautious of. Although it will ignore humans sometimes, it still can consider human flesh to be a great meal!

North Carolina is home to three different rattlesnake species, how lucky are we? All three are different level of danger to a human. Of the three though, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake is the most venomous in the American continent. Now, that is some power! The Diamondback is also the largest rattlesnake, so if you needed more of a reason to stay away... there you go!

Now, coming from someone who just recently saw Cocaine Bear, I could see why this animal is on the list. Black bears are found throughout the forests spread across the state of North Carolina. Although the black bear is the smallest of all bear species, it can still be dangerous. Thankfully, the black bear does not attack often and would rather scare you away from it than actually harm you.

I am not a spider person whatsoever, but here we go. The brown recluse spider can be found in wood piles, sheds, or garages which means it's close to home. Although they contain a very high level of venom they are a bit iffy when it comes to humans. The spider only bites when it feels threatened so be careful if you ever see one, because the venom is strong enough to put you in the hospital after a bite.

We all know we have seen a deer or two whenever we're out on the roads. This mammal lives in cropland, brushland, or pastureland across the state. Although deer are pretty peaceful in general, they earned their danger stripes due to the number of car accidents they cause throughout the state. Early mornings and early evenings you can find deer crossing dark roads at such random and high-speed cars sometimes don't stand a chance. Whenever you're on a roadway where you may not be able to tell if a deer is coming or not, it's always best to just sit back and drive with caution.