Alligator Pulled From Storm Drain

Florida firefighters rescue hulking 10-foot-6-inches long alligator from tiny storm drain
A real-life massive gator wedged itself in a tiny storm drain in Florida — in a too-close-for-comfort imitation of the bloody movie “Alligator.”
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In Florida, even storm drains aren’t safe from gators! FWC and Cape Coral Fire rescued a large alligator stuck in a drain on January 18.
See it: Florida storm drain traps 10-foot alligator, triggers urgent rescue operation
Things got interesting in a Florida neighborhood over the weekend after a monstrous alligator became trapped in a storm drain, triggering a frightening rescue operation.
Massive 10-Foot Florida Alligator Trapped In A Storm Drain Was Rescued By Firefighters
A massive 10+ foot Florida alligator was recently spotted in the unlikeliest of places. A passerby noticed a huge gator snout poking out of a storm drain
Firefighters Rescue Massive Alligator From Storm Drain In Florida
Shutterstock Image Rescue missions are common for firefighters. However, I imagine that they are usually saving people from burning buildings. In this instance, firefighters performed a rescue of a different sort.
Alligator Pulled From Storm Drain After Getting Stuck
It's an alligator stuck in a storm drain. Firefighters were called to the scene in Cape Coral, Florida. The 10-foot-long reptile had gotten itself into quite a predicament.
10-foot predator lurking under yard gets stuck in storm drain in Florida, photos show
A large snout seen sticking out of a narrow storm drain led to the realization that an alligator had gotten hopelessly stuck in a Florida home’s yard. To be more accurate, it was under the yard. The discovery was made early Saturday, Jan. 18, in Cape Coral, about a 130-mile drive southeast from Tampa.
PHOTOS: 10-foot alligator pulled from storm drain in Florida
CAPE CORAL, Fla. (WFLA) — An alligator measuring over 10 feet long was pulled from a storm drain in South Florida on Saturday. According to the Cape Coral Fire Department, a person walking by noticed the gator stuck in the drain in the area of 2857 NW 27th Street in Cape Coral.
Gator rescued after being stuck in Florida storm drain
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — A large gator got himself stuck in a storm drain and needed help from local firefighters to get out. A passerby in a Cape Coral community noticed the 10-foot reptile stuck in a storm drain and notified the fire department, according to a Facebook post.
Firefighters help rescue 10-foot alligator from storm drain
By Summerleigh Stones Click here for updates on this story CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Cape Coral firefighters helped rescue an alligator from a storm drain Saturday morning. According to the Cape Coral Fire Department,
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