11-foot alligator lets out monstrous roar at Florida deputies
An 11-foot alligator roared at Florida deputies and wildlife officers while being wrangled on a homeowner's property in Charlotte County, Florida.
An 11-foot alligator was recorded on video letting out a ferocious roar when deputies in Florida tried to wrangle the massive reptile on a homeowner’s property, authorities said Friday.
Deputies responded to a home on Oak Hills Place in Rotonda around 1 a.m. after the homeowner discovered the giant gator underneath their Jeep, the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office said.
"Have you ever heard an alligator ROAR?" the sheriff’s office posted on Facebook, along with video of the encounter.
Video shows a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officer assist deputies and try to restrain the alligator when the beast suddenly lets out a monstrous roar.
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A Florida Fish and Wildlife officer attempts to wrangle the gator after a homeowner in Charlotte County, Florida, discovered the creature hiding underneath their Jeep last week. (Charlotte County Sheriff's Office)
The gator didn't go down without a fight, rolling around several times on the ground and taking out the homeowner’s light pole, according to the sheriff’s office.
Alligators reside in Florida's marshes, swamps, rivers and lakes, and are found in all 67 counties, according to the FWC.
Charlotte County deputies and Florida Fish and Wildlife officers subdued the 11-foot, 2-inch gator. (Charlotte County Sheriff's Office)
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