Giant Alligator In Florida

[LALakerFan4Life]

http://www.fox13news.com/news/local-news/150215605-story

:eek: That is a freaking dinosaur!

[highwhey]

That nikka must be fresh out of prison

[Hawker]

Damn. That's massive.

And some people wanted cops to dive into a swamp to save people in that state? Fugg that.

[LBJ 23]

Could this be fake? Otherwise that's pretty ****ing crazyy :eek: :eek:

[Bosnian Sajo]

Looks like lunch to me :confusedshrug:


Damn. That's massive.

And some people wanted cops to dive into a swamp to save people in that state? Fugg that.


Yea, not good idea. Every small or large lake has at least 1 alligator that lives in it. Idk how it is outside of my county, but that's how it is where I'm from in Pinellas (right above palmetto, where this story is from).

[G-train]

As an Australian, I'm not impressed.

[DonDadda59]

:eek: That is a freaking dinosaur!

Saw this earlier and that was my first thought too. Crazy that we share the planet (and I guess golf courses now too :lol ) with monsters like that.

The dude filming has balls the size of boulders.

[plowking]

As an Australian, I'm not impressed.

:oldlol:

The thing is massive, but what do our salt water crocs get up to? Like 7 or 8 meters? So like 23-25 feet?

[DonDadda59]

:oldlol:

The thing is massive, but what do our salt water crocs get up to? Like 7 or 8 meters? So like 23-25 feet?

Kangaroos bullying people in the suburbs. 25 ft alligators. Mel Gibson.

Australia sounds like hell on Earth...

[Im Still Ballin]

:oldlol:

The thing is massive, but what do our salt water crocs get up to? Like 7 or 8 meters? So like 23-25 feet?
Yep

Them Salties are LETHAL

[BigNBAfan]

That nikka must be fresh out of prison

hahahahahaha good1

[BasedTom]

meh

with all the hype I was expecting the megalodon of alligators. this just looks kind-of-larger-than-average

[imdaman99]

Kangaroos bullying people in the suburbs. 25 ft alligators. Mel Gibson.

Australia sounds like hell on Earth...
Not to mention all the damn tarantulas and who knows how many other spiders. Women jump when they see baby roaches here :oldlol:

[oarabbus]

That nikka must be fresh out of prison

:oldlol:

[G-train]

:oldlol:

The thing is massive, but what do our salt water crocs get up to? Like 7 or 8 meters? So like 23-25 feet?

Generally 20 feet. But yeah sometimes 23 feet or so.

TBH that alligator is still one impressive beast, you generally won't see a salty walking around like that.

[kentatm]

2-1 odds some prick redneck hunts that thing down w/in a couple months

[senelcoolidge]

It's mating season. That's an alpha gator.

[JohnnySic]

2-1 odds some prick redneck hunts that thing down w/in a couple months
Sadly I agree. :mad:

[rezznor]

(CNN)Alligators may be common in Florida, but it's not every day that police find them feasting on human remains.

That's what happened Monday evening, when police responded to a call from fishermen who said they had spotted a body and alligators nearby.
Officers arrived to find a gruesome scene at a canal in the town of Southwest Ranches, just southwest of Fort Lauderdale. Alligators were in the water with a human body.
"It did seem like the alligators did get at the remains," said Sgt. Pablo Castaneda, spokesman for police in the nearby town of Davie.
The body of a male was retrieved after authorities shooed the gators away.
The death is a mystery
Police said they don't know who the man was, or how he died.
"Definitely we want to identify who the victim is and to possibly figure out what happened to them. How did they end up here? Could it be a homicide? Could it be a suicide? Could it be natural? ... We don't know," Castaneda said.
Investigators don't believe the alligators killed the person, Davie police Capt. David Engle said.
While they don't know how long the remains had been at the canal, Castaneda said it seemed it had been "a while."
"I've never, in my time here in Davie, I haven't come across a case where we have alligators getting at the remains," he said. "But I'm sure it's happened before."

in today's related news...

[BasedTom]

2-1 odds some prick redneck hunts that thing down w/in a couple months
Maybe if it were in Texas

It's at it golf course and apparently the staff there have known about it. It's probably going to be protected now

also "balls of steel" nothing, gators prefer to conserve energy and aren't going to be insanely aggressive like perhaps a caiman. And even if it were to uncharacteristically chase after you, you could outrun it (they're surprisingly fast but their body structure doesn't lend itself well to turning, so you have that advantage as long as you don't try to run in a straight line like a retard)

[Lebron23]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=artCx3rSU3Y

Looks like a real like Jurassic Park.

[Derka]

For an American gator, that's massive.

On the scale of giant crocs and gators...that's a little bigger than average. Some of the crocs out there could swallow one of us whole.

[masonanddixon]

As an Australian, I'm not impressed.

The question is have you seen any. When I was in the NT I didn't spot any of them.

[G-train]

The question is have you seen any. When I was in the NT I didn't spot any of them.

Yer I have seen countless saltwater and freshwater crocs, I've spent a fair bit of time up the top end over the years.

[kNIOKAS]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZwhNFOn4ik
another one

[rezznor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKYbLTcKmYk


darwin award winner

[Vragrant]

That nikka must be fresh out of prison

:oldlol:

For real though that thing is massive!!

[Long Duck Dong]

As an Australian, I'm not impressed.

Yeah but do you ever see crocodiles moving across land like that? Alligators will travel pretty far from shore which makes it very unsettling.

[$LakerGold]

That's a SARCO! Yes, I know my Mesozoic Era stuff. Thanks, Ark. Now I'm the coolest person here. :yaohappy:

On a serious note, what's the difference between an Alligator and a Sarco? Bone structure or length (or both)? If length, I think that qualifies to be called as a Sarco.

Sarco Edited comparison:
http://f.tqn.com/y/dinosaurs/1/S/j/p/-/-/SPsarcosuchus.jpg

Said alligator pictured:
http://static.lakana.com/media.fox13news.com/photo/2016/05/31/behemoth_1464706513771_1373558_ver1.0_640_360.JPG

[DonDadda59]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZwhNFOn4ik
another one

http://i.makeagif.com/media/11-28-2015/-FGODs.gif

[ILLsmak]

:oldlol:

The thing is massive, but what do our salt water crocs get up to? Like 7 or 8 meters? So like 23-25 feet?

They got crocs in fla now too.

http://www.fox13news.com/news/local-news/150215605-story

-Smak

[Cap'n Obvious]

That is a large alligator.

[Chizdog]

http://i.imgur.com/GIRBDPb.jpg

Video made it look bigger.

[rezznor]

http://brobible.com/life/article/footage-of-monster-gator/ more video of that gator.

[GINOBILI!]

Whoa