Florida Tourists Getting Too Close to an Alligator - Pictures of Tourists Taking Photos of a Florida Alligator

April 4th | Content ID: 7854
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Photo taken on the Gulf Coast of Florida featuring two tourists getting TOO CLOSE to an alligator. It is NOT recommended to get this close to an alligator in Florida.

Do NOT get this close to an alligator for a photo.

Standing on designed platforms and walkways is recommended.

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