Shocking Huge Alligator Walks Across Golf Course
- 6 năm trước
Large reptiles strolling around links are not an unusual sight in the Sunshine State.
The size of the alligator featured in the footage at Buffalo Creek Golf Club is unknown, but Schofield estimated that the animal could be up to sixteen feet long
It was a surprise to me that when playing golf, there was a big, black and moving thing, at first everyone thought a car was running but then everyone panicked and ran away. "Crocodiles are coming !!!" At that moment I was also close, I rushed to see, I just opened my mouth to witness such a large animal, with utopian size
Many scientists think that alligators can continue growing throughout their whole life, which can last 70 or 80 years (although a recent study suggests they stop growing at a certain point). That’s not to say that the biggest are necessarily the oldest—just like humans, there is individual variation among alligators.
Yet there is one very important reason why people have been spotting alligators that seem large enough to be dinosaurs—conservation has helped alligator populations to rebound.
The size of the alligator featured in the footage at Buffalo Creek Golf Club is unknown, but Schofield estimated that the animal could be up to sixteen feet long
It was a surprise to me that when playing golf, there was a big, black and moving thing, at first everyone thought a car was running but then everyone panicked and ran away. "Crocodiles are coming !!!" At that moment I was also close, I rushed to see, I just opened my mouth to witness such a large animal, with utopian size
Many scientists think that alligators can continue growing throughout their whole life, which can last 70 or 80 years (although a recent study suggests they stop growing at a certain point). That’s not to say that the biggest are necessarily the oldest—just like humans, there is individual variation among alligators.
Yet there is one very important reason why people have been spotting alligators that seem large enough to be dinosaurs—conservation has helped alligator populations to rebound.