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In the Florida Everglades, “Godzilla” the alligator drags a huge Burmese python across the water

Posted on December 3, 2024December 12, 2024 by Melissa P | 15794 Views | 9 min read

Alligator with its mouth open — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Ernie Hounshell In the Florida Everglades, a massive Burmese python was reportedly seen being towed through the water by a big alligator. The alligator, known as “Godzilla,” is shown in the video, which was taken on Thanksgiving Day from the Shark Valley observation tower by Kelly

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