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.

Firefighters in Florida save lives every day, including creatures with very sharp teeth that find themselves in precarious situations.

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.

The BriefA 10-foot alligator was removed from a storm drain in Southwest Florida.Cape Coral firefighters helped FWC remove the reptile from the drain.Due to the alligator’s size, it will be taken to a gator farm to live out the rest of its life and possibly be part of a breeding program.

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. Firefighters first freed the gator from entrapment,

In Florida, the saying goes that one should expect to find an alligator in any body of water, which extends even to storm drains. Last Saturday, January 18, this adage became all too real as officials from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the Cape Coral Fire Department worked together to rescue