Giant Alligator Was Spotted Casually Roaming A Golf Course In Florida
A Florida vacation currently seems a lot more dangerous than normal. Earlier this week there was already a 13 year old boy bitten by a shark, you are absolutely not safe on this golf course. This is evident from images of golfers in Palmetto Place.
During the day at the Buffalo Creek Golf Course was Charles Helms along with a golf buddy suddenly confronted by the huge beast, which he immediately captured by image. At first Helms thought it was an practical joke, because it was impossible for a alligator to grow that big.
“I was overwhelmed, “said the golfer. “I thought someone was having a joke. “
The game of two golf buddies was suddenly interupted by an unexpected visitor
It was a giant alligator just casually roaming a golf course in Florida
Confronted by aproximately 15 feet long reptile, golfers imediatelly took some video footage of it
The alligator was so big that Charles Helms at first thought it was a practical joke
You can see the video here:
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Share on FacebookLOL , do they got giant alligators in australia ?
Load More Replies...Are they real? like seriously? I literally run for life only sight of centipede (calling my mom or anyone)
Not sure. There actually are alligators that big though, I'm pretty sure.
Load More Replies...I have to say, this looks fake - when alligators walk, their hind legs don't move back and forward parallel to their body, but more in a diagonal fashion, which causes the tail to also swing side to side... Not to say there's not some 15ft gators out there. Wonder how much beer you could trade that for...
maybe it is a marketing stunt for new jurassic park movie :P
Load More Replies...LOL , do they got giant alligators in australia ?
Load More Replies...Are they real? like seriously? I literally run for life only sight of centipede (calling my mom or anyone)
Not sure. There actually are alligators that big though, I'm pretty sure.
Load More Replies...I have to say, this looks fake - when alligators walk, their hind legs don't move back and forward parallel to their body, but more in a diagonal fashion, which causes the tail to also swing side to side... Not to say there's not some 15ft gators out there. Wonder how much beer you could trade that for...
maybe it is a marketing stunt for new jurassic park movie :P
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