A massive gathering of alligators was recently captured in the Okefenokee Swamp, near the border of Florida and Georgia, in the United States. "Wow! Check out all the alligators in the Okefenokee Swamp, near the Florida-Georgia line. Incredible!" commented meteorologist Matt Devitt, who shared the video on Facebook.
The short clip showed a significant number of alligators congregated in the same area, swimming in a stream of water. The scene captures the serene yet impressive presence of these reptiles in their natural habitat.
In the comments section, many noted that it was astonishing to see such a large number of alligators gathered in one place. Recently, the image of an American alligator bathing on the shores of Miami Beach left some netizens speechless, while others found it unsurprising.
"Well, I won't be swimming at night anymore," wrote a witness of the scene in his Instagram stories this Thursday, tagging the popular profile Only in Dade in his video. "Meanwhile on Ocean Drive and 10th this morning..." noted Only in Dade hours later alongside the images.
In recent days, another alligator was spotted with a snake in its mouth, strolling down a street in the coastal city of Fort Myers Beach, Florida. Meteorologist Matt Devitt posted a video on Instagram on Friday showing the reptile calmly walking with its prey.
Alligator Sightings in Florida
Here are some common questions and answers about recent alligator sightings in Florida, particularly in the Okefenokee Swamp and other notable locations.
Where was the massive gathering of alligators spotted?
The massive gathering of alligators was spotted in the Okefenokee Swamp, near the border between Florida and Georgia.
Who shared the video of the alligator congregation?
Meteorologist Matt Devitt shared the video on Facebook.
What other alligator sightings have been reported recently?
Other recent sightings include an alligator bathing on Miami Beach and another one carrying a snake in its mouth in Fort Myers Beach.