Alligator found at Johnson Space Center (TX)

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An estimated 6-7ft (estimated by me, and confirmed by workers looking at the size in comparison to the ten foot steel poles next to it). The alligator was found at Johnson Space Center between building 32 and 36, and they're not entirely sure why or how it wandered in. Perhaps he was wanting to catch a ride out of the pollution:grinno:. Employees were warned to be careful when entering and exiting their buildings.
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An estimated 6-7ft (estimated by me, and confirmed by workers looking at the size in comparison to the ten foot steel poles next to it). The alligator was found at Johnson Space Center between building 32 and 36, and they're not entirely sure why or how it wandered in. Perhaps he was wanting to catch a ride out of the pollution:grinno:. Employees were warned to be careful when entering and exiting their buildings.
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Thats insane lol. Cant allogators have dreams too! He wanted to go to space! :D
 
Not sure why the surprised, lots of ponds in that area and the Ports aren't far, more surprised this doesn't happen more often
 
Not sure why the surprised, lots of ponds in that area and the Ports aren't far, more surprised this doesn't happen more often
Lol, I know its no big deal, and I live across the road, and my parents work there. So yeah, i know about the lakes. They usually don't make it that far out though. I was just spreading the word.
 
LOL I am sorry dude, for some reason and I do not know why now, I assumed this was being reported in the news and did not realize it was just you posting the pics
 
LOL I am sorry dude, for some reason and I do not know why now, I assumed this was being reported in the news and did not realize it was just you posting the pics
lol, its fine man. My parents sent the pics to me, and then they refused to supply me with electrical tape and a ride there :P
 
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