Check out the impressive gator known as “The Big Humpback” from Lakeland, Florida, in the video above. This massive alligator, estimated to be 13-15 feet in length, was spotted casually strolling through the Circle B Bar Reserve, much to the amazement of onlookers. With its iconic rounded back and nickname “Godzilla,” this ancient reptile has become a local legend.
Florida is home to a vast number of alligators, with over 1.3 million residing in various bodies of water across the state. The Circle B Bar Reserve, a protected area near Lake Hancock, provides a perfect habitat for these creatures, including The Big Humpback. Residents flock to catch a glimpse of this prehistoric-looking gator, but it’s crucial to maintain a safe distance of at least 30 feet and avoid feeding or approaching these wild animals.
Remember to always prioritize safety when sharing space with alligators, as encounters between humans and these apex predators can occur. Enjoy observing these incredible creatures from a distance and follow expert recommendations to prevent any potential risks.
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