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Travel Alligator casually strolls around Florida motel: 'Maybe he was just looking for the tiki bar'

22:15  16 april  2018
22:15  16 april  2018 Source:   FOX News

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Alligators are incredibly common around Florida , with many But it's safe to say you haven't really encountered an alligator until one the size of a small car strolls casually past you, like the giant in the video below. "I have been more scared when they just cross with no warning on Alligator Ally trail."

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An alligator was caught checking out rooms at a Quality Inn motel in Sebring, Florida, over the weekend. But officials with the Highlands County Sheriff's Office say the nearly 5-foot-long creature may have just been looking for the perfect spot to day drink.

"We aren't sure if this little guy got locked out of his room at the Quality Inn in Sebring this afternoon or what," the sheriff's office joked in a post online Sunday. "Maybe he was just looking for the tiki bar to get a margatorita, but he didn't look like he was old enough to drink and didn't appear to have any ID in his alligator skin wallet."

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Similar from the Web. Massive Alligator Strolls Casually Past Florida Tourists , page 1 - www.abovetopsecret.com. The gator, spotted at Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland, appeared to be about 12 feet long. He also looked about as chill as alligators come.

The sheriff's office shared a 40-second video of the gator slowly making its way past a block of hotel rooms before turning a corner to head down another hall. Deputies called a licensed trapper who taped the gator's mouth shut, carried it to his truck and relocated it.

"He was cornered by a licensed trapper and taken away. #onlyinflorida," the sheriff's office confirmed in an Instagram post.

As of Monday afternoon, the video of the "partying" gator has received nearly 60,000 views and more than 1,400 shares on Facebook. Dozens of people were quick to crack jokes about the creature.

"He’s getting ready for that BYOB," one user replied.

"Excuse me sir... i need to see some ID," another joked.

"Business as usual in Florida.." a local said.

LAlligators are starting to become more active as the temperature rises. Tammy Sapp, spokeswoman for the Florida Wildlife Commission's Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program (SNAP), warned Floridians should stay alert.

"[They] become more visible and active during spring," Snapp told Fox News in late March. "Their metabolism increases, and they begin seeking prey items."

Anyone who believes an alligator is posing a "threat to people, pets or property" should call FWC’s toll-free hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR, Snapp said.

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