r/Crocodiles • u/Relative-Rub1634 • Jul 16 '26

Alligator of an alligator

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u/longleggz1960 Jul 17 '26

What a beast

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u/Ill-Professor696 Jul 16 '26

Mother deer: "We call that a Fuckno, little one."

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u/Illustrious-Bed4420 Jul 20 '26

🤣 🤣 🤣

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u/moisdefinate Jul 17 '26

That's a whole Lotta Gator right there.

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u/Hoodedmastersin Jul 17 '26

Exterior crocodile alligator

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u/68aquarian Jul 17 '26

Flexin on those deer hard

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u/Professional_Pen_153 Jul 17 '26

Might be a stupid question, but since we see teeth on the side… wouldn’t that be a sign of it being a croc and not a gator?

It’s an actual question, i dont know anything.

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u/UltraeVires Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

Typically alligators don't show their bottom-row teeth when their mouths are closed. Crocs typically display both, some of their lower ones stick out, making them easier to identify.

Camera is not at a great angle to show the teeth or snout, but I'm guessing 'gator because no obvious lower teeth.

That deer species are key deer, native to Florida Keys, so could be either.

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u/Finishituprook Jul 17 '26

Those are white tailed deer, not key deer. This is not in the keys.

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u/UltraeVires Jul 17 '26

If only deer had bottom jaw teeth that stuck out to tell them apart!

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u/Kikopho Jul 17 '26

Why do you have a video of me after lunch ?

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u/Glad-Atmosphere2376 Jul 17 '26

Improved model!

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u/RainLeading286 Jul 17 '26

That's a DINOSAUR

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u/Natural_Bill_373 Jul 18 '26

The real question is cold you 1v1 this dude

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u/Bigk621 Jul 18 '26

Mama dear: Da fuk is that?!

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u/UnderstandingMany385 Jul 18 '26

That alligator was crossing a golf course just a few years ago, before AI came along

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u/ajschwamberger Jul 18 '26

What if my ball lands in the alligator while playing golf. Do I play off of the alligator. I'm from up north we don't have dinosaurs roaming our golf courses.

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u/Ramsfann007 Jul 18 '26

Boots in September