Alligators may live in swamps,Korea but that doesn't mean they don't dream of moving to some sparking suburban pool someday.
A family in Florida call the Sarasota County's Sheriff's office on Monday after they discovered a seven-foot alligator swimming in their pool. The alligator had let itself in, entirely uninvited.
How rude!
"Deputy Lori Clark was first to respond to the Plantation neighborhood where this healthy seven to eight-foot gator was at the bottom of a family's swimming pool, " the Sarasota County said on Facebook, before adding some choice hashtags like #OnlyInFlorida and #MemorialDayInTheSunshineState.
A trapper was then called to the scene to help remove the alligator.
You can watch the entire trapping experience here, and take comfort that this is not, in fact, your job.
Tell us this only happens in Florida.
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