Just seeing a dozen other gators drifting towards the fresh kill is amazing and unsettling. Like you would never guess that there are that many gators in that lake until it's a hog or you on the dinner menu.
No kidding why not help out the hog and give it a little scream to scare it away from the danger 🤔, cuz alligator's are the scum of the earth 🤨 is that hog gonna harm you like that scummy Gator would if it got the chance 🤔
@@gargould7186 Hogs do harm people quite a bit actually, both directly by attacking them and by destroying people's stuff. Besides the alligator is just doing what it has to do to survive, no animal is scummy. At least the alligator is not invasive causing havoc on the ecosystem, driving many animals to near extinction, unlike the hog.
For y’all who don’t know. Gators and Crocs are ambush hunters, you’d be shocked at how fast they can actually move on land, but it’s manly the small ones
Small gators rarely ever go for humans and even if they do there not fatal unless it’s on a kid. Big gators and crocs aren’t catching a human unless there close and the human is out of shape
@@zzirfamo24 i actually had a small 2 foot gator try to come up behind me while I was looking out at the public lake near where I lived. He ran off in the bushes so fast
As someone who was chased by a large gator whilst in Brazil & had to scramble up a tree…I can assure you that I am NOT surprised by their burst sprinting. Fortunately for me mr gator hit trunk of said tree, turned and dashed back into the lake as fast.
How is it unsettling? It's just animals doing what animals do and of course they will go to see if they too can get food once they detect the presence of a kill
@@teacheng3795 I'm not judging them for following their instinct they need to eat to survive. I'm just saying from a human's perspective it's very unnerving how they just casually float over to the scene of a violent crime to participate in the carnage. If a bunch of people did that you'd be unsettled.
I never thought I would so happily cheer for an Alligator catching something but because wild pigs have become a huge problem, I am very pleased to see it.
@@user-em1pi4sl2b Feral Pigs are a large problem in the USA and have caused huge losses to crops, wildlife and even many homes curtilages. In other Countries they are also a problem but not to the degree the USA is suffering. Adding a Cat or a homeless Person to the discussion is the height of stupidity.
At least she's not overly exaggerating and screaming bloody murder like every other woman recording one of these kills. Those are extremely annoying and ruin videos.
True, but that was a really young and really stupid pig, with probably no previous encounters with alligators. Pigs are pretty clever and remember things, but this one got darwined pretty hard.
I recall a news story, many years ago, of a man camping perhaps 100 feet from the bank of a river (in Florida, I think). During the night, as the man was sleeping, a large alligator actually grabbed him from his tent and dragged him back to the river; a fatal attack if I remember correctly. Alligators and Crocodiles do not hunt exclusively by ambushing animals right at the edge of the water; they do indeed hunt on land sometimes. And they can run very fast.
I never thought they’d actively hunt on land. Unless you’re between them and the water imagine sitting down to have a picnic and this comes up behind you
This is why these things have been around pretty unchanged for tens of millions of years. Amphibious, stealthy, quick, a crushing jaw with a ruthless grip. It's like watching a factory machine do its job.
@@ash9x9 Crocodilians, have very slow metabolism, they can live six months off of a fist sized turtle. This part of their physiology allowed them to survive with little food around to eat. Most animals require a lot more food intake.
All those gators coming up for a piece...it's like a metaphor for when you win the lottery and get calls from a bunch of cousins and exes you didn't know you had.
The other gators were like, "that fool is waisting time!" Fastforward: don't look now but you better hurry up and gobble that little piggy down, here comes cousin Cutter, Cletus and rest of the family to steal it away.
I wouldn't cry, reverse psychology is a powerful tool you can use in the wild whenever a predator attacks you. They will see you aren't afraid and leave you alone. Or you could just tell the gator "no" it's actually illegal for a gator to bite you without your consent.
@@MasonM1477 yup and they talking about free education. But if we have free education guess where that’s coming out of? Our taxes. So if none of my family goes to school for example they still gonna take it out so I’m basically paying for someone else education. That sounds pretty ridiculous to me
@@MasonM1477 fool! Trumps already raised your taxes, while he gave his cronies a tax break. Perhaps you should actually read the article completely. I laugh at fools like you. Taking orders from a tax evading. Draft dodging, lying, cheating failed real estate dealer. Thanks for making America grate again.
Never think gators or crocs won’t go on land for food! They’re very opportunistic and will strike when ever they think your vulnerable. An Australian man was sleeping on his porch when a croc walked up to him, grabbed his leg and started dragging him into the water, it was a good distance from the water too
The ancestors of Gators were originally a long legged land predator with a mammal-like upright gait that could gallop and run like a dog. Small ones can still do this for short periods of time
Finally, a good video without people acting like the gator is a monster for needed to feed itself 🙏 I love videos like this. A calm, understanding of life.
Right exactly wat I said,lol there going after the blood he's leaving with the meat and hit it another direction like yall definitely ain't eating off me today for free🤣💀
I’m really impressed by the croc in this video. Waited for the hog to wander into the bush before he made his move. I never thought a croc would spot and stalk it’s prey on land.
It's because literally everyone down there hate wild hogs. There such a nuisance and they don't really have any natural predators. So seeing a predator actually catch one for a change probably was a rewarding feeling.
@@GodOfDestructionVegeta27exactly. They always destroy crops, and kill humans too if you don’t feed them. Hogs won’t hesitate to kill you so if you’re eating bacon it’s probably a newborn pig. If not, a killing pig.
Usually I feel like it's kinda difficult to tell where all the gators are but once they started moving together it was pretty cool to see, definitely a little eerie
“Don’t go near the water Johnny.” said dad and mom. “Don’t tell me what to do, I’m just trying to have some fun” said little Johnny. Dad and Mom- “Where’s Johnny?”
Great capture on film. This is true American wildlife footage. We feel sad for the prey, but nature takes place here in our own country, not just in Africa or other places. Love wild America!
It’s an invasive pig, I’m happy to see them eaten by wildlife as nature intended. Alternatively you have people who slaughter them and don’t even eat the meat just to control the populations.
@parveskoyes9937 an adult bull alligator can absolutely pull an adult human male from a shoreline or riverbank into the water to kill him. You underestimate gravely who has the advantages in that scenario. All crocodile species can and do prey upon humans, though worldwide, the numbers are surprisingly lower than most might assume. More humans are killed by hippo than crocodiles throughout the African continent, as an example.
@@parveskoyes9937 “They’re not big enough or strong enough” Did you read that in a book? That book misinformed you. They are fully capable of killing a full sized adult. 🤡
Great video, it told a story. I never saw a gator hunt and catch it's prey on land, and then drag it back to the water. And then all the gators around start swimming over to steal the catch. It looked like the gator swam away with the pig before the others could reach him and I don't think they saw that, they did not change course to intercept. Clever gator.
Love the way the camera zooms in from a distance on many of these type videos and the picture is still clear and of good quality, but Bigfoot is always blurry. 😄
for some reason i found it extremely funny when all the gators in the area started swimming towards the alligator that captured the pig, it's like opening a bag of chips in school
@@Marcfj Don't say "humans", like we all pollute as much as each other. Pigs do what they do, but we humans are different. Some care, some don't. Pigs just eat and pillage ^^
This reminds me of my time as a fisherman in Florida. We had some clients that wanted to swim. Normally we didn’t allow it, but we relented. “10 minutes.” We gave them. They jumped in and had some fun. Not seconds after they jumped in, at least 15 barracuda were in a circle just floating there, watching them. “Let us know if any fish come up to us!” “Sure thing.” We lied. Nothing happened, but this sudden appearance of other gators reminded me of that day.
I remember a woman being grabbed by a crocodile in the same way. She was lucky and survived but had alot of her ribs broken. There was other people around who heard her screams.
@@heh2k lol cool your jets man. Yes everyone knows that thank you. But they normally catch their food at the waters edge, not sneak up behind their prey on land
Who the fuck sleeps on a river bank? Ideally, I'll sleep in a camp site or even more ideally than that, I'll sleep in my own home where there's wifi and snacks.
@@chels1542 that depends. Do you consistently post on social media about how people are so jealous of you? Your 1999 Honda, your part time Walmart job, and getting stoned in the parking lot?
That gator POUNCED! They’re a lot more agile than people give them credit for. There’s a clip of a different species of gator that gallops. Her name’s Chiquita.
This is some really cool footage that we all can learn from. I've been all around gators since 1969 from bass fishing all over central Florida, I thought I'd pretty much seen it all IN THE WILD. I thought "every gator in the area" would be attracted to a kill or food only inside the gator farms we have. We even had 2 giant 11 footers that looked like twins & hung out in the cove of the S.E. spillway of Farm 13 ( Stick Marsh ), and would harass our shiner rigs & even try to grab the bass you're trying to get in the boat......I'm talking 2 true man-eaters that had NO fear. Grab your hand, arm, or fall overboard, it would be all over in seconds. FWC officers told me their hands were tied because "they weren't a threat inside a residential area". They were the only 2 gators that were a true danger in the entire reservoir, that I knew of. I remedied the situation myself, a CO2 powered pellet pistol: pop em on the snout, they didn't like that & would leave. But they would still try again on following trips out. Thankfully, they were finally harvested after a couple years by hunters with gator tags being issued for the entire lake. But this is the first time I've ever seen every doggone gator in the area immediately come prowling to a single opportunity......again: in the wild. Amazing & food for thought: If 1 gator does decide to go after us, our kid, or pet..........it's scary to know many more could come prowling....and rather quickly.
@@gerardburton1081 Alligators usually like having a bit of help in dismembering prey, they struggle to rip things apart on their own (they can, but its tedious and exhausting) hence why the dominant gator usually keeps a bunch of smaller guys around, so they can assist in processing food and won't be able to take it all.
Wow, after year's of seeing Gators in documentaries and videos, this is the first time I've seen one hunt one outside of the water! Generally they rely on the element of surprise to make a deadly bite, and they only run to avoid threats. Never have I seen this before!
@@earlem9771 So True, unfortunately it seems that we, humans, don't seem to understand our responsibility either as the ones with some power and intellect on this planet. We over hunt and damage the Earths ecosystem almost everyday. I pray that the animals will evolve to survive!
Gator with food: come on, guys, I was doing all the work while you were all on the other side resting now let me eat in peace. Other gators: Food, Food, Food...
Gator: Yes! I found my dinner!
Other gators: You mean OUR dinner, comrade.
Communism at it's finest.
*soviet anthem intensifies*
Alligators generally want help from other alligators to tear prey apart.
Not funny
commie bootlicker
Just seeing a dozen other gators drifting towards the fresh kill is amazing and unsettling. Like you would never guess that there are that many gators in that lake until it's a hog or you on the dinner menu.
No kidding why not help out the hog and give it a little scream to scare it away from the danger 🤔, cuz alligator's are the scum of the earth 🤨 is that hog gonna harm you like that scummy Gator would if it got the chance 🤔
Down there? See one, figure there are 20 or more you don't and/or never will.
@@gargould7186 Hogs do harm people quite a bit actually, both directly by attacking them and by destroying people's stuff. Besides the alligator is just doing what it has to do to survive, no animal is scummy. At least the alligator is not invasive causing havoc on the ecosystem, driving many animals to near extinction, unlike the hog.
@@truesheltopusik1140 yep the alligator is acting in the role of temporary pest controller.
They be like cops when they get a call
For y’all who don’t know. Gators and Crocs are ambush hunters, you’d be shocked at how fast they can actually move on land, but it’s manly the small ones
Your right, that gator did go to ABush to hunt
Small gators rarely ever go for humans and even if they do there not fatal unless it’s on a kid. Big gators and crocs aren’t catching a human unless there close and the human is out of shape
@@zzirfamo24 i actually had a small 2 foot gator try to come up behind me while I was looking out at the public lake near where I lived. He ran off in the bushes so fast
As someone who was chased by a large gator whilst in Brazil & had to scramble up a tree…I can assure you that I am NOT surprised by their burst sprinting. Fortunately for me mr gator hit trunk of said tree, turned and dashed back into the lake as fast.
@@zzirfamo24 or if the human is swimming or near water. But that's a different story
I think the most chilling sound is hearing those squeals and they just quietly disappear 👀
Quite beautiful actually
@@sirtavion20 calm down satan
People around you when you lost: "You lost..."
People around you when you win: "We won..."
@Andrew Crowley do I really need to. The video speaks in VOLUMES about life **tear**
@Andrew Crowley What a cheap shot to take at an innocent youtube guy. Pretty beta if you ask me. 🤷🏾
That is so true
True true
Succes has many farthers, failure is an orphan!
When you open a bag of chips at school.
And all those dirty hands diggin in 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
So true. 😂🤣👌
Lol
When you open a box of beer on Saturday night !!! Hi shaggy 😃🍺🍺🍺 🇦🇺
I didn’t know alligators would hunt like that on land, but I did know crocodiles would. What a stealthy attack! He was tiptoeing and everything!
They get people like that too, be careful !
"Awww, he's crying." "Dinner bell." Laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh...
Great recap
Its extremely unsettling how calm slow and steady the other gators are drifting toward the kill.
And then they swim right by onto the point where the gator entered the water! :D They were thinking, if he can do that, so can I! :D
How is it unsettling? It's just animals doing what animals do and of course they will go to see if they too can get food once they detect the presence of a kill
@@teacheng3795 I'm not judging them for following their instinct they need to eat to survive. I'm just saying from a human's perspective it's very unnerving how they just casually float over to the scene of a violent crime to participate in the carnage. If a bunch of people did that you'd be unsettled.
@@cygnusprime6728 I agree
Yet, darkly exciting trying to guess what they'll do next.
The way all those gaters emerged from the still water....
what about it
Like Navy SEALS lol
Yea they probably democrat gators
Just like a movie
@@jesemm4626 you know it.
Really embodies the saying “cold-blooded” when the gator drowns the wailing piglet. Merely business as usual.
I never thought I would so happily cheer for an Alligator catching something but because wild pigs have become a huge problem, I am very pleased to see it.
Yeah, hopefully the other six got attracted to the other pigs in the sounder on that bank and took some more.
This is deranged. Would you care if a croc got hold of a stray cat? Or how about a homeless guy? How sick is this comment.
@@user-em1pi4sl2b Feral Pigs are a large problem in the USA and have caused huge losses to crops, wildlife and even many homes curtilages. In other Countries they are also a problem but not to the degree the USA is suffering. Adding a Cat or a homeless Person to the discussion is the height of stupidity.
it's just nature, it is neither admirable nor deplorable in any way
@@user-em1pi4sl2b yeah that'd be hilarious
Girl: Aww, he's crying
Also girl: It's dinnertime!
Bipolar
The life!
true balance of nature
At least she's not overly exaggerating and screaming bloody murder like every other woman recording one of these kills. Those are extremely annoying and ruin videos.
It's natural to feel for something crying for help yet understand that it is nature at work.
This is the first time for me to watch a Alligator hunt a prey on land..
Me as well.
I was thinking the exact same thing!
Search TH-cam, they do it quite often. Remember: Alligators are related to caimans, which are far more terrestrial than crocodiles.
Food is food. Those who seize opportunity when it knocks are the ones who get to have lunch.
You clearly are not from America with that foolish thinking
I never thought alligators and crocodiles can hunt on land like that, and pretty stealthy too for the way they move.
True, but that was a really young and really stupid pig, with probably no previous encounters with alligators. Pigs are pretty clever and remember things, but this one got darwined pretty hard.
@maxmalten7749 I saw adult baboon get hunted by Big nile crocodile
Cuban crocodiles are the best at hunting on land. They're the fastest runners among crocodilians.
I recall a news story, many years ago, of a man camping perhaps 100 feet from the bank of a river (in Florida, I think). During the night, as the man was sleeping, a large alligator actually grabbed him from his tent and dragged him back to the river; a fatal attack if I remember correctly. Alligators and Crocodiles do not hunt exclusively by ambushing animals right at the edge of the water; they do indeed hunt on land sometimes. And they can run very fast.
The powerful smell of bacon, brings the whole family together, isn't nature wonderful?
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🤣🤣Pat Riley you're twistedly funny. Like myself. 🤣😅
Those other gators were looking to mooch off him. They can buzz off 😂
Awww love that comment 😆
" I definitely smell a pork product of some type "
I never thought they’d actively hunt on land. Unless you’re between them and the water imagine sitting down to have a picnic and this comes up behind you
Of course. Alligators and crocodiles are amphibious hunters. They can pursue prey in water or on land.
@@lokivato the internet spawns such brave souls
@@lokivato fatherless behaviour
I hope these folks who shot and commentate on this video are as giddy if a croc ever got a hold of their kids or pets!
Because you think I should care for a random pig like I do my own kids? Sure, buddy.
It’s so rare to see American gators hunt on film. I’m glad you guys caught it!
True I could imagine, ....did u notice that 1-2 second burst of speed ? holy cow! haha......
Communists gators ,cause they said it's our food not your food
@@JonahRoyes 🤔
@@aoutnumberedlion261 one gator caught it but all want a share
This is why these things have been around pretty unchanged for tens of millions of years. Amphibious, stealthy, quick, a crushing jaw with a ruthless grip. It's like watching a factory machine do its job.
They've survived 2 mass extinction events
Even Evolution stopped for gators as evolved to perfection! They survived mass extinctions b/c they got under the water when it all was happening.
@@ash9x9 Crocodilians, have very slow metabolism, they can live six months off of a fist sized turtle. This part of their physiology allowed them to survive with little food around to eat. Most animals require a lot more food intake.
They're literally immortal. The only things that will kill them are hunger or from fights they don't catch disease they say
tens of millions of years?
The alligator version of "You get a little ahead in the world, and here come all you poor relations".
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This comment killed me!, it’s so true.
Is this a movie quote? Somewhat rings a bell
When your boy comes back with food and everyone else want's a piece.
No shit! Like the alligator had a large pizza!
@@mwillblade Slab of ribs. Baby back.
They all got their cups but they ain't chipped in.
@@steeloned This type shish happens all the time.
Its amazing how keen gators really are.
All those gators coming up for a piece...it's like a metaphor for when you win the lottery and get calls from a bunch of cousins and exes you didn't know you had.
The other gators were like, "that fool is waisting time!" Fastforward: don't look now but you better hurry up and gobble that little piggy down, here comes cousin Cutter, Cletus and rest of the family to steal it away.
Girl- “Aww, he’s crying”
Me- being drug into a lake by your head, by an alligator, will have that effect
I didn't ask why he was crying. I know for a fact I'd be doing worse than that if it was me.
@@parrishgirl Maybe so, but it came across as "Oh how cuuuuuuute!", rather than "Ew! Sucks to be you, buddy."
@@starguy2718 that’s not the impression I got.
I wouldn't cry, reverse psychology is a powerful tool you can use in the wild whenever a predator attacks you. They will see you aren't afraid and leave you alone. Or you could just tell the gator "no" it's actually illegal for a gator to bite you without your consent.
Get over yourself
The story of life...
The first one did all the work... then here comes Taxes.
And if Biden gets elected taxes are getting raised. Even more unfair for everyone out working.
@@MasonM1477 yup and they talking about free education. But if we have free education guess where that’s coming out of? Our taxes. So if none of my family goes to school for example they still gonna take it out so I’m basically paying for someone else education. That sounds pretty ridiculous to me
1 republican gator and a bunch of freaking Democrat gators. Typical.
@@MasonM1477 if you’re making over $400k a year
@@MasonM1477 fool! Trumps already raised your taxes, while he gave his cronies a tax break. Perhaps you should actually read the article completely. I laugh at fools like you. Taking orders from a tax evading. Draft dodging, lying, cheating failed real estate dealer. Thanks for making America grate again.
Never think gators or crocs won’t go on land for food! They’re very opportunistic and will strike when ever they think your vulnerable. An Australian man was sleeping on his porch when a croc walked up to him, grabbed his leg and started dragging him into the water, it was a good distance from the water too
Did he get away?
@@prolly2stoned420 No, even his wife tried beating on it but it just took him. I just looked it up and the house was 50m away from the river.
we saw crocs galloping like 30-40 miles per hour on a beach in Asia...they were terrifyingly fast..they can catch up to a running human
@@angel91485 Omg
The way they all came out of literally no where is eye opening!
Gator’s neighbors: Heard Wally is roasting pig tonight, let’s all go check it out.
I'll bring the cold beer!
LOL where'd I put my banjo?
Anybody else notice the damn gator hunting like a big cat
The ancestors of Gators were originally a long legged land predator with a mammal-like upright gait that could gallop and run like a dog. Small ones can still do this for short periods of time
I did notice the dam video made it dam clear that dam hog was stalked, surprised and caught which made it a dam meal for the dam reptile.
@B ANNOYING no its dam straight, dammit
@@temmy9 my boy out here talking about Postosuchus
@@temmy9 And they hunted in packs and looked like a cross between a fish and T-Rex, and lived in the Sahara desert...yeah, right.
She says Got Em like it's her pet alligator and she's proud of it 🤣
Finally, a good video without people acting like the gator is a monster for needed to feed itself 🙏 I love videos like this. A calm, understanding of life.
Right? The "why didn't you help it!" brigade is always so damn annoying
Slick gater, while those gaters are headed to the scene, he's going the other direction lol.
I was thinking the same thing 😄
He casually swims away fat and happy!
Right exactly wat I said,lol there going after the blood he's leaving with the meat and hit it another direction like yall definitely ain't eating off me today for free🤣💀
Doing it casual like nothing to see here. Sound travels really well in water, everyone honed in on the splash and squeal.
Have NEVER seen a gator leave the water to stalk prey, much less be successful.
Well alligators can run up to 20 miles per hour in short bursts.
@@theonetrueeggroll4252 don't worry they aren't very agile. You just have to run in a zig-zag since they only can do that in a straight line
@@GunShocka oh shit yeah good point about the zig zag part. Still terrifying though
He couldn't resist a ham sandwich.
Iv seen them in the woods far away from water...
I’m really impressed by the croc in this video. Waited for the hog to wander into the bush before he made his move. I never thought a croc would spot and stalk it’s prey on land.
It's because literally everyone down there hate wild hogs. There such a nuisance and they don't really have any natural predators. So seeing a predator actually catch one for a change probably was a rewarding feeling.
It was a alligator not crocodile
@@GodOfDestructionVegeta27exactly. They always destroy crops, and kill humans too if you don’t feed them. Hogs won’t hesitate to kill you so if you’re eating bacon it’s probably a newborn pig. If not, a killing pig.
When you go and get carry-out and everyone asks for some of your fries.
Usually I feel like it's kinda difficult to tell where all the gators are but once they started moving together it was pretty cool to see, definitely a little eerie
Gator : "pork's back on the menu boys"
“Don’t go near the water Johnny.” said dad and mom. “Don’t tell me what to do, I’m just trying to have some fun” said little Johnny.
Dad and Mom- “Where’s Johnny?”
One of the few predators in the area that can effectively kill invasive hogs
Great capture on film. This is true American wildlife footage. We feel sad for the prey, but nature takes place here in our own country, not just in Africa or other places. Love wild America!
I’m African and I’ve seen way more wildlife here in the US than there. Bears, a big cat that i dont know what it was, snakes, racoons…
It’s an invasive pig, I’m happy to see them eaten by wildlife as nature intended.
Alternatively you have people who slaughter them and don’t even eat the meat just to control the populations.
Hogs aren’t wild in the US though, they’re invasive pests
I don't feel sad for it 🤔
I don't feel sad for nature either
I guess that clears up how gators snatch dogs and people near water.
And everything else!
Gators aren’t big or strong enough to take a full grown man. They don’t get as big as salt water crocodiles or African crocodiles.
@parveskoyes9937 an adult bull alligator can absolutely pull an adult human male from a shoreline or riverbank into the water to kill him. You underestimate gravely who has the advantages in that scenario.
All crocodile species can and do prey upon humans, though worldwide, the numbers are surprisingly lower than most might assume. More humans are killed by hippo than crocodiles throughout the African continent, as an example.
@@parveskoyes9937
“They’re not big enough or strong enough”
Did you read that in a book? That book misinformed you. They are fully capable of killing a full sized adult.
🤡
There are no crocs(indian crocs to be exact) in our state cause our ancestors ate them all... 😅
Great video, it told a story. I never saw a gator hunt and catch it's prey on land, and then drag it back to the water. And then all the gators around start swimming over to steal the catch. It looked like the gator swam away with the pig before the others could reach him and I don't think they saw that, they did not change course to intercept. Clever gator.
Love the way the camera zooms in from a distance on many of these type videos and the picture is still clear and of good quality, but Bigfoot is always blurry. 😄
Too funny! Her first response in excitement, "Got him!"
Moments later, "Awe...it's crying."
Gator: "I just love Take Out at the beach!"
Gator: "Yay, I caught dinner!"
a half-dozen other gators: "Hey pal...you gonna share that?"
for some reason i found it extremely funny when all the gators in the area started swimming towards the alligator that captured the pig, it's like opening a bag of chips in school
How have the others at the opposite side sensed action so fast?
By hearing the noise?
Or by sensing disturbance in the water?
Or by vision?
I like how the gator walked silently and pounced on the pig on land like a leopard
The pig was tied up. Makes sense now ?
@@floridaruttles3984 source?
@carnidoom it wasn't
The pig looks like a baby....so tiny.
@@floridaruttles3984 lmao how?
The less wild pigs the better. They are an invasive species.
Edward Deitch - Do they do as much damage to the environment as their fellow mammals the humans?
@@Marcfj the pigs do way less damage than humans...
@@Marcfj Don't say "humans", like we all pollute as much as each other. Pigs do what they do, but we humans are different. Some care, some don't. Pigs just eat and pillage ^^
Round them all up..... dirty things do untold damage... throw in a few vegans and snowflakes as well.. keeps things balanced
@@hairyassJock More like soulless psychopaths should be thrown to them. More of them around than the others.
There is never just one alligator.
I’m glad to see humans aren’t the only ones taking out hogs
Lady - "He got 'em!"
Man - "Yep, he got 'em."
Lady - "Awww...he's crying."
Me - "Not for long."
Lady: aww hes crying
Me: its alright, gator gonna take him for a swim.
Aww he is getting his head crushed , lol ....’crying’
At least shes not like the lady from the zebra video “why is it just standing there?”
It's like the first video watching a woman being normal .
It’s chilling for a woman to laugh at such things. She sounds heartless. 😊Her problem.
It can happen so quickly: One moment you're still alive and the other you're an alligator's meal.
I'm glad dinosaurs still live.....Crocs are BOSS!!!!!💪💪💪💪💪💪
Gator: I caught a pig!
6 other gators: No....WE caught a pig.
This reminds me of my time as a fisherman in Florida. We had some clients that wanted to swim. Normally we didn’t allow it, but we relented. “10 minutes.” We gave them.
They jumped in and had some fun. Not seconds after they jumped in, at least 15 barracuda were in a circle just floating there, watching them.
“Let us know if any fish come up to us!”
“Sure thing.” We lied.
Nothing happened, but this sudden appearance of other gators reminded me of that day.
Oh my!
The barracuda were there possibly conditioned to feed off scraps from the gators prey.
@@nathanielovaughn2145 barracuda are oceanic fish alligators don't really like saltwater the odds of the two coming together is very low.
@@toxic1698
Thanks for the info. I've see barracuda around reefs near shore but never gators, so that makes sense. Have a great day.
“Sure thing!” Lol!!
The fact that gator caught a pig and that far away from water is amazing
I remember a woman being grabbed by a crocodile in the same way. She was lucky and survived but had alot of her ribs broken. There was other people around who heard her screams.
It happens a lot
Nice bit of pest controlling by the alligators.
It's right by the water. Wtf are you talking about. They go much further all the time.
@@heh2k lol cool your jets man. Yes everyone knows that thank you. But they normally catch their food at the waters edge, not sneak up behind their prey on land
I love the pan across to all the wakes in the water.
Gator: "don't mind me, just passing through just... COME HERE!"
Pig: "WAIT WAIT WAIT! I'm sure we solve by talking, hey hey HEY!"
Reminder, hogs are a problem here in FL, so let them boys eat! #flogrown
At no time did I plan to go down and stop the alligator. Lol
@@parrishgirl lol
@Junder R well, you can help by jumping in that pond...
@@soundcheck2k7 LOOOOOL
parrishgirl Smart individual 😂
That's the reason why people are warned from sleeping on the river bank in crocodile or alligator territory.
Who the fuck sleeps on a river bank? Ideally, I'll sleep in a camp site or even more ideally than that, I'll sleep in my own home where there's wifi and snacks.
@@assordante2205 Maybe people with no home i dont know
When I traveled Australia backpacking I was told in no uncertain terms to be 100 yards minimum from water when tenting
@@assordante2205 in your home or in your mama’s basement?
@@chels1542 that depends. Do you consistently post on social media about how people are so jealous of you? Your 1999 Honda, your part time Walmart job, and getting stoned in the parking lot?
Gator: Tonight I dine on bacon!
Other Gators: ….
Gator: Ah sheet!
All the other gators like “You gon give me a piece of that Gerald??”
Smart gator , he has them all going the wrong way, while he's escaping with his dinner to eat in peace.
He probably already ate it.
Worlds most impatient gator
Hey, he saw his opportunity and he took it. Worked out in his favor didn’t it? No need to hate on my man gator bro
New comer: Here comes the sun.
Set up the blanket and started sunbathing.
A few minutes later, he saw a bright light.
Five other Gators asked, "YO, can I get a bite"? 🐗+🐊=🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊
Wildlife Biologist: Gators don't hunt on land
Gator: hold my beer
Big facts man
And whats crazy there fast on land when running
Gay comment.
Florida 101 Handbook: "If there's fresh water, there's Alligators." Class dismissed.
gators are the funniest looking hunters until they’re hunting you
That gator POUNCED! They’re a lot more agile than people give them credit for.
There’s a clip of a different species of gator that gallops. Her name’s Chiquita.
Croc catches pig
The other crocs were like: aye we friends right
They are American alligators
They’re gators, but yes. It seems to be what they’re saying. 😂
All the neighbors can tell when pork is on the menu at a cookout 🐖. 😆 LOL
"Bro, that pig ain't enough to feed all of us."
"See them humans over there?"
That gator definitely watched some mountain lion stalking videos.
You won't be crying when they decimate your farm
Wow, he got him!! You were at the right time in the right place to get it on a video. 👍
That's is the literal definition of LACKING.
That's like when that one kid comes to class with chips and everybody wants chips from him...
This is some really cool footage that we all can learn from. I've been all around gators since 1969 from bass fishing all over central Florida, I thought I'd pretty much seen it all IN THE WILD. I thought "every gator in the area" would be attracted to a kill or food only inside the gator farms we have. We even had 2 giant 11 footers that looked like twins & hung out in the cove of the S.E. spillway of Farm 13 ( Stick Marsh ), and would harass our shiner rigs & even try to grab the bass you're trying to get in the boat......I'm talking 2 true man-eaters that had NO fear. Grab your hand, arm, or fall overboard, it would be all over in seconds. FWC officers told me their hands were tied because "they weren't a threat inside a residential area". They were the only 2 gators that were a true danger in the entire reservoir, that I knew of. I remedied the situation myself, a CO2 powered pellet pistol: pop em on the snout, they didn't like that & would leave. But they would still try again on following trips out. Thankfully, they were finally harvested after a couple years by hunters with gator tags being issued for the entire lake. But this is the first time I've ever seen every doggone gator in the area immediately come prowling to a single opportunity......again: in the wild. Amazing & food for thought: If 1 gator does decide to go after us, our kid, or pet..........it's scary to know many more could come prowling....and rather quickly.
I made you 100 👍🏼
@@ayabokti161 Thanks bud.
Stay safe
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@@jobkibuga8268 You as well.
The kindhearted gator made sure that the pig didn't cry longer
This is like a cartoon dinner bell. They must have heard the pig squealing and thrashing underwater
Kudos on the very fine camera work.
Thank you
See, everyone loves bacon.
And Sausages.
The gator has done a bit of pest controlling unfortunately this gator had to share the kill - I call it paying income tax.
And carnitas.
@@gerardburton1081 Alligators usually like having a bit of help in dismembering prey, they struggle to rip things apart on their own (they can, but its tedious and exhausting) hence why the dominant gator usually keeps a bunch of smaller guys around, so they can assist in processing food and won't be able to take it all.
Gator to pigs: “Tell all the other hogs whatcha just saw”
That gators like, "hey! Go get your own bacon!!"
Pig: Why Do I hear boss music?
Alligator: INTERIOR CROCODILE ALIGATOR I DRIVE A CHEVRLOT MOVIE THEATERE!
Wow! I have never seen a gator chase prey on land! That was amazing, and it's strike was fast too! Amazing footage
They can sprint 30mph for a few seconds on land. They can run on land at 10mph for longer. It's very cool!
It is amazing all of these other gators come out of nowhere because they felt a disturbance in the water. Go Jedi gator.
The pig : i won't stay near the water, there are gators there.
That one gator : fine, i'll come to you by myself.
Having seen the damage wild hogs can do all I can say is GO GO GATOR
" Aw, he's crying." I imagine it hurts!😆😆
She sounds stupid cuz its fake
I don't think I've ever seen a Crocodile or Alligator walk on land and grab it's prey usually the prey goes in or next to the water. Great video 👍👍
Gator “Well, since Uber’s not delivering, guess I’m going to have to go out for dinner.
Wow, after year's of seeing Gators in documentaries and videos, this is the first time I've seen one hunt one outside of the water! Generally they rely on the element of surprise to make a deadly bite, and they only run to avoid threats. Never have I seen this before!
I'm sure nature is capable of far more than we know. God in his mercy prevents them from doing certain things like hunting humans.
@@earlem9771 So True, unfortunately it seems that we, humans, don't seem to understand our responsibility either as the ones with some power and intellect on this planet. We over hunt and damage the Earths ecosystem almost everyday. I pray that the animals will evolve to survive!
Never thought I would see an Alligator creep up on its prey like that… very cool.
Gator with food: come on, guys, I was doing all the work while you were all on the other side resting now let me eat in peace.
Other gators: Food, Food, Food...
_"AH! Lemme go!!....."_
"C'mere, li'l pig - gotta piece of somethin' for ya's - it's in here"
_"NO!!....**glurgh**.........."_
"Let's dance"
"Awww", my ass.
Wild pigs are an invasive species in Florida. The more often humans and nature can handle their business with them, the better.
Wild hogs also do a LOT of damage to flood protection levees. Go gators!!!
Amen