@ColonelFlytrap 🤣

@Troy123 True enough same with Whales I believe and Rhinos??

@Jordan4523 Whales and Rhinos came after dinosaurs.

@Troy123 Ok but i guarantee their is a species in the water that came before dinosaurs!!!How about bugs???Ants and shit!!LOL

@rckt148 How soon do you think you will get your Darwin Award?

@NativeOregonian I won't ,,but I bet I get to eat smoked gator tail soon
As to Darwin ,I put little stock in his survival of the fittest law
Lots of critters better equipped then humans for survival
but we keep making them go extinct

@rckt148 That's a fiarway. There are a couple of big ponds right out of frame though.

@Troy123 I just figured water had to be close
You can't get Fish and Game to relocate it ?
They are good about getting a local fisherman /gator hunter
to kill or relocate one thats roaming neighborhoods
He may not be a threat to adults ,,but it will snack on pets and small dogs that don't know to leave it be

@rckt148 There are literally so many around here it would be almost impossible. There cross the streets and sun in our yards. We just give them a wide birth.

@NativeOregonian No animal control. They are common and all over the place.

@Troy123 That makes zero sense, the county should have someone that takes care of them.

@NativeOregonian There are hundreds around here. They don't bother us and we don't bother them.

@SW-User I think maybe 8 feet. Then end if his tail is missing. I've seen a couple around here that are at lest 13 feet long.

@Troy123 omg😱😱

@Jordan4523 South Carolina

@Troy123 I was close😃....Are they aggressive on land and fast???I live in Toronto soo our big concerns are Raccoons...LOL😃

@Jordan4523 They can be pretty quick. I approached this one from behind. He didn't like me being where he couldn't see me. He flipped around, threw up some dirt and opened his mouth. It was very fast. They can be aggressive on land if you get too close, which I don't.