Alligator in Florida caught scaling a fence at a naval station
We don't want to alarm you but apparently alligators can climb.
A gator in Jacksonville, Florida has been caught scaling a fence at the naval station in the city.
Yep, this happened. Supplied
After making a much more graceful landing than we expected, the gator coolly ambled off.
Alligators get just about everywhere in Florida.
On Thursday another intrusive reptile was filmed swimming in a giant puddle in the middle of an intersection during a downpour in St. Petersburg. Facebook user Roger Light Jr. caught it on video.
But it isn't just alligators that cause a nuisance.
Their cousins, saltwater crocodiles, have been known to cause some drama in the Northern Territory, Western Australia and northern Queensland.
Earlier this month a four metre "saltie" had to be relocated in the Northern Territory after it was found lurking by a boat ramp where people washed dishes.
While in March a 600kg crocodile which "ate dogs" had to be held in a Northern Territory jail cell.
- WITH CNN
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