Alligator News

[krichardson]

An alligator used its large head and girth to bend the bars of a metal fence so it could pass through the barrier in Placida Florida.

....and in Texas,a woman had her twenty year old pet gator confiscated by authorities after they spotted the beast in her backyard....turns out the woman had stolen an alligator egg from a zoo twenty years ago and has kept and taken care of the gator since it hatched from the egg.

 

[james99]

Man hears something at his front door, opens door and gets bit by an alligator.

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[krichardson]

Man hears something at his front door, opens door and gets bit by an alligator.

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Damn.....how's that for a porch pirate!

 

[tlindsey]

Damn.....how's that for a porch pirate!

Yeah your not kidding.

 

[esoxlucius]

Man hears something at his front door, opens door and gets bit by an alligator.

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Yikes, that is a shocker indeed. Though to be fair, I'd rather the alligator visit me than Jehovah's Witnesses, lol.

 

[Redshark1]

How To Package an Alligator.
In order to safely restrain a beast that can bend iron bars,
simply place 20cms of packing tape around the tip of his snout,
then ensure his jaws are a further 20cms from your face.

 

[Ulu]

You realize that the dinosaurs died off when the earth got cold. Now that it’s getting tropical again with all this global warming , I think we can expect to see a rise in large lizards etc. Cold blooded creatures will find it much easier to live and breed as the earth gets warmer.

 

[aussieman57]

I live in SW FL on a large freshwater canal system, Gators breed in my backyard.

 

[krichardson]

You realize that the dinosaurs died off when the earth got cold. Now that it’s getting tropical again with all this global warming , I think we can expect to see a rise in large lizards etc. Cold blooded creatures will find it much easier to live and breed as the earth gets warmer.

Meanwhile, sections of sunny California are buried under snow!

 

[tlindsey]

I live in SW FL on a large freshwater canal system, Gators breed in my backyard.

Was stationed at Ft. Stewart in Hinesville Georgia they actually allowed a young gator to grow on post until it was around 4 ft. I seen them feed it meat from the chow hall lol. I was not afraid of the small gator and would walk up to growls lol.