She couldn’t believe she saw this in her backyard 😱

[@Dylan_Anderson]

🎥 @erinmorrigan on TT

[@averagegamer5356]

Hi Dylan how ur day going

[@Dustinonroblox]

Hi

[@itzrachei]

hi

[@gracieg7601]

Loved his back legs peddle action. It ran working but hey he got it going.

[@corbydinzen5356]

You're getting dumber and dumber each day

[@orkhanb.7447]

And here I am in Oregon complaining that squirrels dig up my yard 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@joyceibanez8207]

Yeah, here I am in Texas upset because an armadillo keeps digging in my garden. At least the little dude is eating grubs and aerating my lawn. I'm going to stop complaining after seeing this. 😂😂😂 Scary 😳 Be safe. 😊

[@charlie16126]

😂😂😂

[@sook487]

⁠😂😂😂😂😂

[@whyzzman]

lol

[@arifsaleem5467]

😂😂😂

[@maxwellgrimsley]

Honey I’m from the south, I’ve seen an alligator beat down a door and try to eat a pool noodle. Climbing is another one of their many side hustles 😂

[@DontReadMyProfilePicture102]

*Don’t read my name,.* 😅

[@codingpileofdirt]

Very interesting!! It seems as if they're trying to learn from people like us, to some extent.

[@TheHood221]

Umm is that alligator the from con fu panda 🐼

[@john-sebastianmealer3193]

​@@TheHood221kung fu ? Jesus you need to get off KZbin and go to school

[@Crashj7f67h]

That's why I'm glad I don't live in the South.. Fuck the heat and fuck the alligators. I would be paranoid if I live in a state like Florida with all the alligators they have there.

[@rfresa]

This is a reptile that survived the extinction of the dinosaurs. It deserves our respect!

[@caMEtra77]

He's got my respect, distance, space, and anything else he'd like as long as he stays over there! 😫😂

[@choupette_44]

​@@caMEtra77😂hahaha 🤣

[@maritasacher4558]

Der Mensch hat ihr Refugium ùbernommen

[@jullietmburu9672]

​@@caMEtra77 😂😂😂😂

[@deec.1358]

Dinosaurs were made up by a Freemason to cover up giants bones so…that’s just a large lizard. Not large ancestors whatsoever.

[@TRDOffRoad2020]

I complain about moles in my yard, and I can't even see them 😕😎

[@fayehumphrey6904]

That’s an example of how a wild animal adapts to its surroundings.

[@frednkoyi6851]

This is what happened when humans are invading their" habitat ": they are pissed off us & coming for us cuz they got no place to go... Especially: mountain lions, bears, deers or alligators...

[@maritasacher4558]

Der Mensch ist in die Umgebung des Alligators eingedrungen

[@chriskersey1955]

This IS an example of ppl encroaching on the rights of animals...in THEIR natural environment!

[@thornyback]

@@chriskersey1955 I came here to say that. Humans are ruining the tropical N-America

[@jamespenny9482]

@@chriskersey1955 Shut up

[@striderdavid]

Graceful: 🚫 Determined: ✅️

[@MommyPegasus-zv5st]

Totally landed on his face 😂😂😂

[@codyethan5370]

Bro been working out for years for this moment

[@nancywilson3691]

I love your comment it made me smile and laugh early in the morning thank you very much and I agree with you totally I'm from New York but I don't want one of them in my front yard either

[@mrth2287]

Living in PB Cry FL for 30 yrs (from LI NY)I saw the twin of that Alli sitting by my car as I left a doctor's office. I never realized how ugly they are.it may have thought the same about me. It ran in the opposite direction.🌴🐊🚘

[@sofiacartagena1215]

Helpful?… heck yeah.. I’m never moving to Florida

[@Jen-je3jo]

This is terrifying. I can't even look at those canals without panicking

[@Brembelia]

I'm with you. I don't like bald animals. Too scary. 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@Eternus_transmogrifus49]

The little legs swinging as it tries getting up is adorable.

[@deirdreloughran8258]

Adorable 😮 no

[@amolmhatre1]

If its coming to your home, its SCARY

[@jamespenny9482]

Nothing adorable about a-gators

[@lesyagn4830]

И маленькие зубки.

[@anamneses28]

Adorable?! You're like the lady who compared it to a deer. Tried to pet it and took her last breath.

[@tiheshakp]

As a Florida native, I've witnessed gators climb walls, fences, and gates on SEVERAL occasions.

[@timsievers2067]

The walls are always the scariest, you're just like, "How?"

[@user-jm8ci7mv9m]

Remember they are giant lizards and they can climb.

[@miri-dz9oy]

What type of walls would they climb? This sounds scary.

[@timsievers2067]

@@miri-dz9oy I saw those dinosaurs climbing brick, and I saw pictures of stucco walls.

[@rodf2k10]

Ditto. There are plenty of videos showing gators climbing fences.

[@peetymcfly8871]

Even alligators understand that you can't count on anyone to assist you unless you're willing to take the first step and help yourself.

[@planetjoi]

😂 yes

[@mrth2287]

One thing for sure, tents & sleeping in parking lots are not recommended. All kinds of snakes, spiders ,alligators,...oh yes, thugs, & Traffic...if it's not one pita, it's another. It is beautiful & worth it all after leaving NY 30yrs ago.🌴

[@mst7724]

completely agree. Now try showing this to a woke piece of work, or a whining Karen kid... "This is animal cruelty" xD

[@tinasmith5752]

TRUTH IS TRUTH! JUST THE FACTS! SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT!

[@tiastewart98]

Yea helping yourself to 400yrs of free workers to build cultural wealth will do that for ya! 🇺🇸

[@Kacchi90]

Determined alligator 💪 never give up. His small legs are funny but he wanted to get over and he did. He showed more determination here than most ppl do in their endeavors, dont give up dont quit

[@shinaj9626]

Beautiful neighborhood. 😮Watch your pets and toddlers outside.

[@1MsOne1]

...and adults!

[@socialbutterfly4146]

What’s even more horrifying is that gator was IN her fenced in yard!! She wouldn’t expect there to be an alligator within that fence, possibly allowing her pets or children out there to play. 😱😱😱

[@entropydomain]

I thought it was her pet

[@garg4531]

@@entropydomain Dang gator escaped again...

[@plant495]

Indeed. Living there, might as well skip having kids and pets, and accept alligators as visiting "pets."

[@angrybob8126]

@@plant495for the most part gators won’t mess with you

[@nathanielovaughn2145]

Anyone who has ANY awareness of gators would not be surprised at all that the gator is within the fence. One must expect the unexpected when living in a paved jungle environment like Fla.

[@jsantiago9485]

Proof of what Floridians have always claimed. Never underestimate a gator.

[@NiggaPlease-ru8yi]

Tim Tebow proved it.

[@DeborahMitchell-hh1xp]

The things we have to deal with in FL. 😒 Gators, flooding, and unaffordable property tax 🤦😭

[@Nicole.Nicole.Nicole]

Not just Florida, but Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. 😅

[@patrickhagan8244]

Um you do more states have alligators right

[@patrickhagan8244]

​@Nicole.Nicole.Nicole you must be from the north

[@mrrebel5150]

that's just one of the hidden talents of these swamp puppies cher.. 😂

[@sadtiger2022]

"He jumped over it...after a while struggling to get over it..." 😂 He didn't jump, but he figured it out!

[@kendylthelongway1135]

That gator said, “Nothing is going to keep me from making curfew.” 🤣

[@queenlene9218]

Lol

[@TammyMcBride-pl1mr]

😂😂😂😂 good one!

[@yesyoucan7877]

Cringe

[@gosubbougaming]

😂

[@killerspino8087]

He needs to be back in the swamp by 3pm or else he ain’t getting his share of meat

[@phillhuddleston9445]

I bet they have a 3-1/2' tall fence only because their HOA doesn't allow a 6' tall fence! Hopefully the gator will get HOA Karen some day!

[@stephanied9629]

They can scale 6 and 8 foot fences though

[@loreanjenkins3777]

😂😂😂😂

[@pamicianicolas2512]

😂😂😂

[@cheyd4312]

😅😅😅😊..this was the best... you are probably so right about the HOA restrictions on height of fence...

[@InTheEndOnlykindnessMatters]

😂

[@user-ld8do4fp1r]

I love animals. They are smart. I cannot stop watching how the gator achieved this feat. The skill, the patience, how he logically figured out how to use his arms to pull itself. Such great strength with such small arms.

[@Hereforthegloryofgod17]

No matter what man builds God always makes a way for his creatures , Praise God AMEN 😇🤍👑🕊️

[@user-wg7xs3jw9h]

Especially motivated during mating season...if there's water around, ALWAYS assume there's a gator in it.

[@DontReadMyProfilePicture102]

*Don’t read my name,.* 😅

[@judibethgamano2872]

😮😮😮😮😮

[@amathans]

Except in the Uk. Where there is none - water is safe from alligators 🐊

[@stephenc2481]

Maybe they are nice a cuddly...but I would not buy a house there.

[@incognito595]

Not gonna Ever live in Florida. I would have a 2nd Heart Attack, and a Stroke, just Seeing it!

[@timothydonnell5399]

"If there is water... There's gator." - Florida Man

[@peterbilt-bo1vy]

FR.

[@jaelhardin6401]

😂😂😂❤ Florida man said that!!

[@LettyABC]

Pay attention people.. This is what determination looks like..💯😊

[@claudiaferguson9207]

Amazing! Never underestimate an animal.

[@MrPixelgrower]

Millions of years on this planet should tell you, NOTHING is impossible for these critters.

[@jonhappleseed8144]

According to 2 billion believers of some religion, the Earth is 6,000 years old. How can the gators 🐊 have millions of years to hone their climbing skills? 😂

[@Ionstorm2002]

@@jonhappleseed8144 Where did you pull that number of people from? Yes some think the world is only 6,000 years old but the truth is we don't know how old the world actually is. Carbon dating is the most unreliable method of dating and has been proven to overshoot the age of an object. One such example was of a religious artifact that had a recorded age. The carbon dating gave an age several thousand years older than it actually was. Several other artifacts of a given age (such as artifacts belonging to the Roman Empire) were dated to before the Roman Empire even began which was quickly corrected since it was known to be wrong. Ergo the overall age of the Dinosaurs is wrong as well. By how much is unknown but considering the overshooting was by at least a quarter we can take that amount of time off of the supposed age of all dinosaur fossils.

[@CrimsonEclipse]

About 8 million years the American alligator has remained virtually unchanged.

[@TK-fv5jv]

Needs another million years to work on that landing lol

[@alissaa2190]

​@@Ionstorm2002 Carbon dating isn't used to date the age of the Earth.

[@bjornalm9950]

"All by itself" I have never seen anybody help an alligator climb a fence😂

[@eltondelcid3672]

I have

[@paparapira]

can u??💀😂😂😂

[@perpsmwangi9405]

😮!😂😂😂#dead

[@yippee8570]

@@eltondelcid3672 I'm guessing it was a one time thing?

[@BigDaddyOwenCook]

I have

[@nancybashista1390]

Strong gator. He is adorable❤

[@a.walters123]

That was the cutest thing I’ve ever seen honestly 😂❤

[@davidthedeaf]

I had to clap. He was determined and never gave up. Win.

[@spacenerd9499]

Proud of him!!

[@maureengrey7815]

That’s what they do when they catch u n eat u

[@celebrationcruisetrip5735]

😂😂😂😂🤭🤭🤭

[@ahynonomys9872]

It’s time to vacate Florida. The alligators want it more.

[@josephshearin587]

They always had florida..people encroaching on their land is getting on their last nerve 😂

[@ronaldolamont]

I'm with you bud!! 😂

[@rickytecon5726]

lol I live here too and won't let my dog near water's edge...NEVER!!!

[@sueann1985]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@pjmagiccloset6765]

I don't think humans are s'posed to live there. At least, most of us. Eradicate air conditioning and there goes 40% of the population. We just couldn't survive there, especially elderly retirees on fixed incomes. Or babies. Or fat people.

[@Nebarus]

That is why Alligators have been around for 200 million years :)

[@oluade7361]

Growing up i have seen this countless of times. Aligators climbing over a 3m high fence to sunbathe. Our house was behind a pond full of alligators of different sizes. Thry were never aggressive and we weren't afraid.

[@codemonik]

Someone better tell Florida man that his pet got out again

[@Larry_Parada]

That's muffins, he likes his pool😂

[@stormyweather9038]

@@Larry_Paradamuffins needs to get some new liners after tumbling over that fence 😂

[@marycook1644]

Just a couple of days ago a “Therapy Gator 🐊 “ got loose and whoever found him released him in a body of water with other gators. His name is Wally from Georgia ! Now they want to find him. I looked it up, l guess he was actually stolen !

[@hattiem.7966]

​@@marycook1644Poor Wally.😢

[@marycook1644]

@@hattiem.7966 l know ! And he was used to being a celebrity !! 🐊

[@pamlaenger6870]

When your pets are in the backyard, BE WITH THEM!!!!

[@kimberleyporter985]

No 💩 lol😅

[@davidwesley2525]

@pamlaenger6870 When Your Pets are in the Backyard & They Can't get Out , That Alligator is Looking at an All You Can Eat Buffet. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@robtyman4281]

A feisty, sassy Calico (cat) will see off a gator. The Doberman or Rottweiler will cry like a baby and run inside screaming; but Phoebe the 'bitchy' bad tempered Calico cat won't tolerate some 'gator' on her territory. She'll stare it down, hissing and low wailing that cats do .....wildly waving her extremely thickened tail. The gator will freeze, not knowing whether to stay still or strike. In the end Phoebe's intense stare will freak it out, and it'll turn around towards the river, sliding back in with a little splash. But Phoebe will remain out there, staring at the water for another 30 minutes to make sure it doesn't return. And it won't - knowing she's around. Meanwhile Butch the Rottweiler, and Lea the Doberman will come outside and start playing like kids. But Phoebe will be unmoved by any of their antics. Because She owns the whole territory. Beware Dogs and Gators. Phoebe IS the Boss. No one gets past Phoebe. Btw, this fictional tale of mine is actually based on a true event.....which someone captured on camera, some while ago now. A black cat really did 'see off' TWO gators. Just google 'cat sees off alligators' and this film footage should come up. It's pretty incredible. Cats are fearless creatures....so not sure where the phrase 'scaredy cat' comes from!??!

[@alwaysm.i.a10]

🙏🏿 AND CHILDREN! Because the anxiety this post just gave. Luckily I don't live in a state where alligators roam.

[@prashansadar1584]

​@@robtyman4281😂😂😂😂😂your narrative is so hilarious you can write children's story books😀😀

[@oliverrojas3185]

Animals are smart.

[@Madenthewest]

It’s hands and feet are so cute! ❤

[@tory198511]

I was born and raised in St Petersburg Florida so I've definitely seen a gator climb a fence.. a taller fence than that too

[@rahvisionproductionz2929]

I totally agree I'm from Florida also & that's normal in Florida 😂

[@yodservant]

Lived in Gulfport back in the day, yes

[@blackbetsy59]

Considering they can leap to the full length of their body and tail combined there would need to be a fence over twelve feet high and with the top curved towards them to keep them from climbing over.

[@anthonytunstall2147]

He was cussing the entire time climbing that fence 😂

[@plant495]

Yes, and they cuss by eating people.

[@justinbailey6515]

In the 80s, there was a story with pictures in the paper of a 7 foot gater perched on top a 6 foot chain link fence like a bird, trying to go for a poodle with pups.

[@deborahrouse5644]

😢

[@washredskin887]

this is absolutely insane.

[@brianbagans1597]

The fences around rocket launches are curved outward so gators can’t climb the fence. Their weight makes them fall back to the ground.

[@miri-dz9oy]

Thank you I have learned something new. Sounds like a snail fence but bigger.😁

[@sueann1985]

Same applies for cats

[@user-by1my8nc5u]

That’s interesting point! really? Thnks for telling us that. I learned something

[@adithyaputturaya4958]

Alligator using its tail as an excavator arm is the wildest thing I have seen..😂😂😂😂

[@user-lw1pm8qi1h]

WTF is an escavator?

[@adithyaputturaya4958]

@@user-lw1pm8qi1h Happy now 😂😂

[@ClutchingMyPearls35]

Yay‼️ I’m glad he was able to get back to the water. Humans have encroached upon their environments. Now we have to all live together.

[@deborahrouse5644]

Humans also accidentally infested the Everglades with those huge boa constrictor snakes!! Never the fault of these animals, but still horrible when human beings or other animals become targets and die horrible deaths!

[@zainiabdullah621]

Alligators got more brains than the people in the WH !

[@Marcus-Rivera]

As a Floridian, I can confirm I HAVE INDEED seen this before on my neighbors fence. :)

[@4everOcean]

Frightening 😮

[@tigrevu8636]

👀

[@leanneswift2445]

OH MY DAYS 😮😮😮😮😂😂😂😂

[@incognito595]

OMG and I AM TERRIFIED OF INSECTS, TOO! I MEAN SERIOUSLY TERRIFIED!

[@DS-vt8kn]

Didn't a woman just recently got eaten by a gator down there?

[@courtneydavis6473]

As a floridan...that is terrifying.

[@janejones8672]

I've seen an alligator scale a chain link fence, but it's amazing to see one climb a rail steeled fence 😮

[@powergirl7619]

WE NEED A TALL WOODEN FENCE . THIS THEY HABITAT!! NO!!

[@Social3633]

I would die.

[@melissachartres3219]

As a Floridan... (Floridian) I would say that this is terrifying.

[@maryjohnston7910]

As a Californian this is terrifying! 🐊

[@dustinfisher29]

"Dang it, Marleen! Ol'Nipper just jumped that fence again. He'd be after Peterson's cat again if we don't catch him!!"

[@seed_drill7135]

We have bears. They just bend the fence under their weight.

[@deborahrouse5644]

We do too but bears are less frightening than alligators!

[@jonjacobjingleheimersmith1424]

Florida gators are just like the Florida man. Never sure what they can and cant do lol

[@williamtobin7282]

I'd have lost it thinking these guys could greet you for morning coffee in the back yard

[@plant495]

Yes, imagine coming around the corner from the side of your house, and she's there.

[@AnaisKarim]

I have seen one come up to the front door and stand up pressing on the doorbell. Animals adapt. 😫😫

[@felity1773]

I am so glad that I live in a country where the most dangerous animal is some venomous snake that you're never ever gonna encounter anywhere and thats probably more scared of humans than humans are scared of it.

[@AlexRojas-db6yd]

Luckily they are not very aggressive unless they get truly large and in residential area such as this those are easy to see and quickly removed. They will eat your pets tho so that is the chief concern. The big ones also occasionally get homeless people and drunks/addicts. No cap. Aside from that they are pretty good neighbors.

[@liapires958]

​@@AnaisKarim🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Uber eat kind of thing, but he decided to do pick up, so no fee payment......no giving tips🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sharonlathrop962]

I’m thinking a fence 2 feet taller might work better.

[@Derevocsidi]

Imagine living in neighbour's house of this video and an alligator in your front door as you opens it.

[@greyscout01]

They can push THROUGH those bars too. They can climb over a 6' chain link as well. Think really big lizard, and it suddenly makes sense.

[@larrikin1000]

It’s the back legs for me 😂😂

[@rhonniesdragon5357]

Right, so adorable 😍..

[@PeachGirl46]

His tail helped him balance.

[@sarah-rubywilliams-ramouta8146]

Just cycling away in the air! 😄💓💓💓

[@Maniacguy2777]

Alligator: I'm the world's first 500 pound heavy weight climbing high fence champion gator.

[@Londyn2828]

I love their natural smile 😁🐊

[@user-nq9qn9yl3d]

His little legs kicking is the cutest thing ive seen all day🥹🥹😂

[@ddl4374]

😂

[@BaybieK]

Till you run into him in that backyard lake, you won't think he's so cute then 😊

[@user-nq9qn9yl3d]

@@BaybieK Real😂😂

[@sadepennbrook]

Lately I’ve been finding alligators pretty cute too. Aww! 🥰

[@ShadowSkyX]

That was me as a short kid grabbing clothes from the bottom of the washer

[@afrikaandbeyond4271]

Someone once said, "if you want it as much as you want to breathe, you will get it." And this alligator proves his point.

[@asicninad5265]

One can only hope this Alligator doesn’t start teaching this trick online to other Gators. Oh wait..they probably already saw this video. 😁

[@rachaelditta4224]

Fun facts: 1) alligators jump 2) they don't jump over fences 3)this alligator is climbing over a fence 4)PSA. If you live in FL, don't have a doggy door.

[@brydcsd]

I wish I have the kind of perseverance that this alligator has.

[@Philippians2v10-12]

This is why I'm so glad I live in the UK. In my garden all I have to deal with is the squirrels raiding the bird feeder, the foxes roaming the garden and my neighbour's cats pooing on my lawn.

[@summertyme5748]

But - it's always raining - so, there's that.

[@joshuaortiz2031]

Sounds boring

[@INDIGOBLUE555]

Feeling happy for you.... I'd like better the french riviera though 🌅🎆

[@kurtsudheim825]

Alligator aren't the same as crocs, still potential danger, but not big killers, can slap their tale. Bit yes, you're far safer than aussies & us safa

[@janice369]

Free fertilizer😂

[@scarpien]

People don't understand that a juvenile alligator can climb a 4-6ft fence with ease. I've seen footage of an alligator that was on in years scale a 6ft fence along I-95.

[@moritaandrew5309]

When reptiles trying and play like they cute ❤❤❤❤ and I fall for it!

[@CallieCatCuddles]

When my husband and I went to buy a house down in Florida, I got a paper map of the city and X'ed out every neighborhood that had a body of water anywhere near it with a Sharpie pen. Then I highlighted the remaining neighborhoods that had retained their value and looked for homes for sale in those locations. My favorite breed of dogs is the Teacup Yorkshire Terrier and there was no way I was going to live in an area where alligators were going to room during mating season! 26 years and no gators came anywhere near where I lived. Those prehistoric monsters break through the jealousie windows and wander into homes to go after people and animals! Many pets, both cats and dogs are lost to alligators every year and the elderly struggling with dementia have been attacked and eaten by those beasts. Too many people don't seem to understand the danger that they pose! Waterfront property with their views just aren't worth it!

[@Auvas_Damask]

This breed is animal cruelty, not cool.

[@maisielb1517]

Teacup dogs are just wrong... they are just not meant to be that small. Terrible breeding practice.

[@7inmygrabba]

Not reading all that

[@Anonymous------]

​@@maisielb1517 Those alligators can swallow an adult human!

[@emmy3141]

@@7inmygrabbaYet you still took the time to comment. No one cares about your laziness.

[@KWillo]

"Can't suppress millions of years of instinct." -dr Allan Grant from Jurassic Park

[@jenx818]

The fencing company needs to use this as advertisement proving their fences are the strongest! 🤣

[@lanabethmorrison6584]

This is not being shown to hurt these amazing unique protected innocent species it just shows they have intelligence, a family n a habitat that is constantly being shortened for more dangerous humans 😊

[@theresadavis5440]

Who didn't know that gators either climb the fence or they break through the fence. It's an alligator.

[@AuthenticallyAlvarez]

We need rxckstxr to do a voice over NOWWWW😂😂😂

[@sarah-rubywilliams-ramouta8146]

Yes!!!!! 👌💯♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@nicolewilliam3489]

😂😂😂😂

[@kellonwheelz_66]

Agreed! 😅

[@enahayes1]

Yep!

[@mjlesq]

I love his voice overs

[@davidscbirdsall]

In the wild, alligators have to crawl over vegetation, levees, fallen logs, and even cypress knees to get to where they want to go.

[@user-vr9yy6io9b]

Why are the little paws so cute

[@danielstamp3301]

I've never been so proud of an alligator. My guy never gave up!

[@milesjohnson5487]

Too bad people don't put this much effort into helping themselves.

[@living9377]

Says the guy/gal who doesn’t live anywhere near that house 😂😂😂😂

[@danielstamp3301]

​@@living9377That ain't no lie. I'm no Steve Irwin!! 😂

[@lovejones92]

😂😂😂

[@davidnoonan7893]

“My guy” 😂

[@bevm.4832]

Never thought I'd see an Adorable Alligator video but this is it. His little back legs peddling so hard! 😄 He was determined! 👍 Edit: Pedaling! But Thank You Kind People For All The Likes! 🤗

[@Nickbaldeagle02]

Pedaling.

[@giaparmer]

No the little legs kicking was so cute 😂 ❤

[@bevm.4832]

@@Nickbaldeagle02 Thanks Nick, At 66 Years Of Age, My Brain Isn't What It Used To Be! 🤪

[@impressionisticartist3886]

It looks like he's smiling, too! I say from the safety of Michigan! lol

[@Meta_Meech]

Yeah he’s adorable until he’s climbing over your fence and sees you as food

[@luciatat4084]

Good thing the alligator didn’t think: “it’s impossible!” and tried. We all can learn from it :)

[@Hippitidippity]

I just think it is so sad that these poor creatures are being fenced out of their habitats and crowded by humans that will kill them at any moment for being who they are and what they are in their own habitats

[@virginiabuxton5860]

I'm terrified of alligators and crocodile s, but those little back legs trying get over were pretty darn cute.

[@Shlovanzleeat]

I grew up watching Wally-gator. Hanna- Barbera wasn't lying about Wally escaping his gator enclosure. 😂😂😂

[@ChonkyCats]

Lol

[@camillac.s.279]

In Milan complaining about pigeons pooping on my terrace 😅

[@AK-dr8we]

If the fence was designed with a raised bottom, the alligators can simply enter and exit by passing under the fence.

[@slashbashful6549]

this is when you add rollers to the top of your fences. helps husky proof fences, rollers will help gator proof your fences :')

[@revolutionfrommahbed4246]

Tourists: Why don’t you put up fences to keep alligators out of ponds and lakes and pools. Floridians: Go ahead, Marge. Put up a fence. Lemme know how that works for you 🙄🤣

[@GizmoMaltese]

Where did he come from? I assumed he was returning to the lake.

[@scarpien]

@@GizmoMaltese LOL Good question. He more than likely just got done having a snack of someone's pet dog, and this lady caught him as he was going back to the lake to take a nap.

[@dracharya5037]

Well that woman never watched Wally Gator ?? He always walked on two legs and even wore a hat and white collar 😂

[@parisa9resident456]

This is why you can't "relocate" gators. They will cross freeways, fences and barriers to get back to their "home".

[@cybervigilante]

"Damn," she said, "I need a higher fence for my pet alligator."

[@briansodaburg9568]

All you gotta do is put up a sign that says no alligators allowed that should get the job done

[@user-pr5tc8pf1v]

😂

[@slash6429]

Alligators: that sign can't stop me, because I can't read.

[@user-rd3zx7vt1h]

😂😂😂

[@Kjacks29]

😂😂😂

[@joanking6836]

I’ll let you test your theory first… 😊

[@davebeasley4907]

"Hide yo kids, hide yo wives!" 😂

[@DoctahDave]

Making their Raptor ancestors proud, from opening doors to jumping fences.

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

That’s an amazing creature when you really look at it.

[@dominiquegibson5990]

No

[@adanhendrixvideo727]

Amazing

[@cherbutler85]

Woww! And here in Wisconsin,….I am currently sitting on my back porch wondering if those people down in Florida have it as bad as I do, as I watch a squirrel eat all my birdseed. From here on out, I will kindly keep my petty gripes ALL to himself,….Thank You, very much!!

[@karenwarren1241]

I’d be making boots. If I find one in my yard, we are talking vest, belt and hat band! 😂😂

[@JimboShogun0686]

That alligator was like you think this fence will stop me!!!

[@Topaz05]

Welcome to Florida 😂 where u can just see 9ft-10ft long gators casually chilling in your backyard

[@Jaylasvr]

I saw 3 in my backyard today😂

[@Topaz05]

​​@@Jaylasvr heck yeaaaah! Florida puppies! 😂

[@Jaylasvr]

@@Topaz05 FREAL

[@stephenc2481]

wonder how often people got bitten while walking on their backyard.

[@jessicae5653]

Always check the pool before jumping in

[@candyDander]

Lord, your animals are something else! 😂😂

[@Bill91190]

Give this gater a Lifetime Achievement Award.

[@draconiusultamius]

At least that fence is also pretty well built lol

[@Sebrinawilliams67]

Note to pet owners and parents. Just because you have a fence doesn't mean your pets or kids are safe.

[@Royaltyrichinc]

But how do ppl live comfortably if you laying in the sun in your yard or kids playing but you always gotta be nervous and on the lookout for an alligators!

[@lisabassett-vp2wx]

My brother lives in FL and saw a gator clear is 8 foot chain length fence. After he told this to our Mom, I said Mom I have no plans to visit Tony in FL. I said every gator looks at us as steak dinner. Nope, not going to FL.

[@Iris-zq5mq]

Been living here for 29 years and never seen a gator in our neighborhood. Seen coyotes, raccoons, armadillos, possums and a bear. We live in a more woodsy county in a central Florida city. The nearest pond is about 2 miles away and the lake is 15 miles away. We live in a beautiful community that was developed in the 80s. All the newer communities develop retention ponds for their water runoffs and that is what brings in the gators. If you live in a newer community then you’ll expect to see gators eventually. It’s funny how gators were almost extinct in Florida 50 years ago.

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

Chain LINK fence.

[@obinnaekeh42]

It's all in the powerful tail. Like Kangaroos and Monkeys, I see that the tail on an Alligator/Crocodile has a very important role in their survival