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Massive Alligator Caught Strolling Down A Florida Street Has Everyone Saying Nope, Nope, Nope

Massive Alligator Caught Strolling Down A Florida Street Has Everyone Saying Nope, Nope, Nope
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Some of us love nature.

Some of us don't love nature all that much either.

We prefer it stays in its place.

An alligator walking down a busy city street is not our idea of a good time, thank you very much.


But we know that's exactly what happened in Fort Myers, Florida thanks to Chelsea Brinson, who took a video showing just that. The alligator strolled down McGregor Boulevard.

It is mating season and alligators are known to walk long distances in search of other bodies of water... or love at first sight.

Watch the video here.




Holy crap.

Can you say... "NO WAY"?

At least people have a sense of humor about the whole thing.

"Let me enjoy my break!" said the gator.

Exactly. Let's leave him be, shall we?

It's hard to just "carry on" when you're right there, you know?

Fort Myers Gator: 2020.

Of course, alligator party crashers are plentiful during mating season.








Oh, Florida.

Never change.

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