CAPE CORAL, Fla. (WFLA) — An alligator measuring over 10 feet long was pulled from a storm drain in South Florida on Saturday. According to the Cape Coral Fire Department, a person walking by ...

Photos shared by the Cape Coral Fire Department show the alligator had been using the storm drains like a subway when it decided to get off along NW 27th Street. In the front yard of a three ...

Photos shared by the Cape Coral Fire Department show the alligator had been using the storm drains like a subway when it decided to get off along NW 27th Street. In the front yard of a three ...

Alligator was stuck in storm drain – Photo via Cape Coral Fire Department. Cold-blooded by nature, these reptiles halt feeding when the mercury falls, with complete dormancy setting in below 55°F.

CAPE CORAL, Fla. — A large gator got himself stuck in a storm drain and needed help from local firefighters to get out. A passerby in a Cape Coral community noticed the 10-foot reptile stuck in ...

WESLACO, Texas (KRGV) — A 6-foot-long alligator that had been stuck in a Weslaco storm drain for over a month is finally free. An animal rescue crew worked to get the gator, “Stormy” out of ...

However, more than a month later the alligator is still in the storm drain, winning the hearts and minds of Weslaco residents. A metal grate stands between it and its growing fan base.

Gator living in storm drain wins fans in Texas town. ‘Time for a mascot change’ By Mitchell Willetts. Updated March 12, 2025 3:24 PM.

Gator living in storm drain wins fans in Texas town. ‘Time for a mascot change’ By Mitchell Willetts. Updated March 12, 2025 1:24 PM.

Gator living in storm drain wins fans in Texas town. ‘Time for a mascot change’ By Mitchell Willetts. Updated March 12, 2025 3:24 PM.

Photos shared by the Cape Coral Fire Department show the alligator had been using the storm drains like a subway when it decided to get off along NW 27th Street. In the front yard of a three ...

Gator living in storm drain wins fans in Texas town. ‘Time for a mascot change’ By Mitchell Willetts. Updated March 12, 2025 4:24 PM.