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A video of an alligator munching another alligator in South Carolina is going viral online.

Florida now has more COVID-19 deaths than the total number of U.S. soldiers killed in the Vietnam War. Gov. Ron DeSantis has made it the land of predictable tragedies.

Gator vs python. A fisherman-chasing gator. A crocodile’s failed attempt to ambush a pelican.

Toronto FC players got a taste of the Sunshine State when a giant alligator crashed their practice in Orlando.

HOUSTON – A few Harris County Precinct 3 deputies and some local authorities in northeast Harris County had an exciting Tuesday. According to a YouTube video shared by Landon McDonald, with Precinct 3, Earl the 9-foot gator was found in the Summerwood neighborhood. Earl put up a good fight and it took the “gator patrol” a while to get him out of the water. In the end, the video shows they were able to secure Earl and put him safely into a truck. Harris County Precinct 3 Constable Sherman Eagleton said Earl was released to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for rehoming.

The gator had its sights set on 4-year-old Brandalyn Grande, who was playing with her brother and babysitter Friday along part of the creek that abuts her family’s home in League City. Alligator sightings happen in Clear Creek, Grande said. Cell phone video recorded the moment the alligator hunter was able to fit a rope around the alligator’s head. “You want to tell them about the alligator,” Grande asked Brandalyn. He said the alligator hunter took it to Gator Country in Beaumont, Texas where the family hopes to one day visit it.

Published: May 14, 2020, 7:22 am Updated: May 14, 2020, 8:16 amCONROE, Texas – A driver had a run-in with a feisty alligator overnight in Conroe. KPRC 2 was told the reptile’s tail had been run over on Sergeant Ed Holcomb and South Loop 336. Officers and DPS troopers were able to get the alligator off the road, but it put up quite the fight as they tried to relocate it. Using ropes and a dog catcher, the reptile was finally caught and loaded onto a wrecker. It was then released in a swamp several miles away.

Gator goes for a swim after sunning on beach in Bolivar PeninsulaIt's not every day that you see an alligator sunning itself at a popular tourist spot. It's not every day that you see an alligator sunning itself at a popular tourist spot. Still, it's not every day that you see an alligator sunning itself at a popular tourist spot. Gator goes for a swim after sunning on beach in Bolivar Peninsula it's not every day that you see an alligator sunning itself at a popular tourist spot. Now Playing: Gator goes for a swim after sunning on beach in Bolivar Peninsula AD:"Skyler look at this s**t, it's on the beach baby," her startled dad could be heard saying on the video.

Two albino alligators at a Florida animal park are the proud parents of 19 gator eggs, and park officials are hoping for a bounty of the rare white creatures. The eggs were discovered this month at Wild Florida Airboats and Gator Park, about an hour's drive south of Orlando. Gator parents Snowflake, a 25-year-old female, and Blizzard, a 14-year-old male, have been with the park since 2017. Park officials crossed their fingers for a possible mating between the two and got their wish when they noticed the gators' changing behavior going into mating season. Park officials say that with the incubator, the eggs' chances of viability jump from about 60% to about 95%.

(CNN) - Two albino alligators at a Florida animal park are the proud parents of 19 gator eggs, and park officials are hoping for a bounty of the rare white creatures. The eggs were discovered this month at Wild Florida Airboats and Gator Park, about an hour's drive south of Orlando. Park officials crossed their fingers for a possible mating between the two and got their wish when they noticed the gators' changing behavior going into mating season. Because they are really, really rare, we want to pull them and just ensure they get every chance they can to hatch out and be successful," Biddle said in a video on the park's Facebook page. Park officials say that with the incubator, the eggs' chances of viability jump from about 60% to about 95%.