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MUST SEE: 11-foot gator roars at wildlife conservation officers trying to remove it from under Jeep
Updated: 7:10 PM EDT Jul 22, 2022
An alligator that was found underneath a vehicle this week could be heard roaring at Florida wildlife conservation officers who were trying to remove it.According to the Charlotte County Sherriff’s Office, the alligator, which was 11 feet 2 inches long, was found by a homeowner underneath a Jeep around 1 a.m. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission responded to the home to remove it. During the removal, Charlotte County deputies said the alligator took out the resident’s light pole in the driveway. The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was able to safely relocate the alligator.
An alligator that was found underneath a vehicle this week could be heard roaring at Florida wildlife conservation officers who were trying to remove it.
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According to the Charlotte County Sherriff’s Office, the alligator, which was 11 feet 2 inches long, was found by a homeowner underneath a Jeep around 1 a.m.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission responded to the home to remove it.
During the removal, Charlotte County deputies said the alligator took out the resident’s light pole in the driveway.
The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was able to safely relocate the alligator.
