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Florida police in Sarasota had their arms full eradicating a 600-pound alligator earlier this week.

Dramatic footage launched by the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Department confirmed seven deputies and a expert animal trapper wrangling the 14-foot reptile.

The trapper was ready to keep the gator’s jaws shut while the deputies pounced on the animal’s limbs and tail. 

Together they had been ready to heft the beefy reptile into the back of a pickup truck.

This comes at a time of yr when gator exercise begins to wind down in Florida. Alligators are typically dormant through winter.

According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, alligators stop feeding when temperatures drop below 70 levels and turn out to be dormant when temperatures fall below 55 levels.

High temperatures in Sarasota County this week had been in the 70s.

The gator was 14-feet and weighed 600 kilos. Sarasota County (FL) Sheriff’s Office

Reptiles rely on the solar to regulate their physique temperature. Iguanas in Florida expertise a related phenomenon in the winter where they turn out to be cold-stunned.

The largest gator caught in the state measured 14 ft, 3 ½ inches, from Lake Washington, according to the Commission.

Florida at present has a statewide Nuisance Alligator Program, where involved residents can call to have an alligator eliminated if they imagine the reptile is threatening people, pets or property.

The seven deputies labored together to elevate the massive animal into the back of a pickup truck. Sarasota County (FL) Sheriff’s Office

It is illegitimate for untrained people to deal with alligators.

The Sheriff’s Office said this gator was safely launched at an alligator farm.

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