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Alligators cross crosswalk, ‘traffic jam,’ say people. Watch amusing video

Shared on Facebook, the video shows alligators crossing a road to get to the other side into a water body.

Published on: Jul 24, 2020 05:49 PM IST
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Traffic jam on the road is an absolutely common occurrence. However, a group of alligator causing it is not. Still, that is what exactly happened, and a video of the incident has now left people amused.

The image shows an alligator crossing the road. (Facebook/Bill Angell)
The image shows an alligator crossing the road. (Facebook/Bill Angell)

Shared on Facebook, this little-over-two-minute-long video shows alligators crossing a road to get to the other side into a waterbody. What’s even more hilarious is that they used the crosswalk to get to cross the street. The video also captures the cars parked at a safe distance and people filming this unusual incident.

In the video, when the reptiles reach the other side of a road, they stop for a moment and rest – as if to soak all that warmth of the sun. Eventually, one by one, they enter into the water.

Since being shared, the video has gathered close to 16,000 views and more than 4,000 reactions. People had different things to say about the video, and they didn’t hold back while commenting.

What do you think of the video?

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