Man Dressed As T-Rex Teases 500LB Alligator

Yes, but why?...

A very brave man dressed as a T-Rex teased a massive ALLIGATOR with a fish.
Jason McDonald, from Colorado, disguised himself as the dinosaur before taunting the 500lb gator with its dinner.
The 35-year-old even admitted he couldn't really see in the costume and jokes he'd be having a 'bad day' if the predator came out of the water.

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This man lovingly cuddles his alligator and brushes its teeth

Cool! And check out the pearly whites on that alligator...

Nobumitsu Murabayashi bought a baby alligator at a festival over 30 years ago, and they're still best friends. He takes the gator for walks, brushes its teeth, and even tucks the reptile into bed at night.

New York Post

Giant Gator Walks Across Florida Golf Course

Omg. Look at the size of that thing. And he's just strolling across like it's no big deal. "Carry on boys. I'm just trying to get to the other side. Don't mind me." The video has been viewed over 5M times in less than two days...

Talk about a hazard! A giant alligator took a stroll across the fairway, making his way to the lake beside the third hole at Buffalo Creek Golf Club.

"He was at a pretty safe distance," Golfer Charles Helms stated. "This alligator was so large he would only move slowly about 100 feet at a time before having to lie down and rest so he probably wasn't in as much danger as it may have appeared. An alligator expert may refute that; I'm just going on what I have been told."

Golf.com

Gator eating Gator

This here folks is what we call survival of the fittest. It's either eat - or be eaten. That is one big mother of a gator that was captured in Polk County, Florida chowing down on another, much smaller gator ...

I was taking a morning walk this morning before work at Circle B Bar Reserve and I happen to witness this 11 to 12 foot alligator eating a smaller gator he or she killed.

Alex Figueroa

"Narcoleptic" Alligator & Other Gators "Film" Their Day using 'Crittercams'

Fascinating stuff!...

Alligators in Florida—fitted with National Geographic Crittercams on their backs—give experts a peek into their daily lives. The video project is the first study to document alligator feeding rates over the course of a day. At one point, an alligator wearing a Crittercam seems to "pass out," sinking to the bottom where he remained for more than 90 minutes, only to recover and resurface. One researcher joked he might have been narcoleptic.

National Geographic

Knock Knock. Who's There? Oh Just Your Neighbourhood Alligator Wanting to Come In

Can you imagine stepping out of your front door to be greeted by this?  This happened in Miami, Florida...

Fernando Belmonte-Zbinden was just about to leave his house to walk his dog when his neighbor warned him about an eight-foot long alligator that somehow found its way to his front door.

"I had just returned from a meeting, walking in my front door, walking right back out with my dog when all of a sudden I hear one of my neighbors frantically screaming 'Get back in, get back in!" Belmonte-Zbinden told ABC News. - sputniknews

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