Video: Massive gator walks through Florida neighborhood on Easter
Updated: 2:37 PM CDT Apr 18, 2022
Video: Massive gator walks through Florida neighborhood on Easter
Updated: 2:37 PM CDT Apr 18, 2022
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Video: Massive gator walks through Florida neighborhood on Easter
Updated: 2:37 PM CDT Apr 18, 2022
A massive gator was spotted walking through a Florida neighborhood on Easter. The Sarasota Sheriff's Office said a gator that was at least 10-feet long was sauntering through a neighborhood near Harrington Lake in Venice. Watch in the video player above.The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was called to help with the gator, but because he dove back into the lake, officials didn't respond.Deputies said it's best to assume at this time that the gator is still swimming around the lake. While Floridians should always be aware of their surroundings, it is gator mating season, which means they can be more visible and active during the months of April to June. Related video below: Florida man captures gator in trash can
SARASOTA, Fla. —
A massive gator was spotted walking through a Florida neighborhood on Easter.
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The said a gator that was at least 10-feet long was sauntering through a neighborhood near Harrington Lake in Venice. Watch in the video player above.
The Florida was called to help with the gator, but because he dove back into the lake, officials didn't respond.
Deputies said it's best to assume at this time that the gator is still swimming around the lake.
While Floridians should always be aware of their surroundings, it is gator mating season, which means they can be more visible and active during the months of April to June.
Related video below: Florida man captures gator in trash can