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Originally Posted by mikeod
They don't go overland. It is rare to see a gator on the streets. There have been instances of gators in yards, but these are rare as well. They much prefer an aquatic life.
Some people have been seen feeding gators, but that just encourages them to search for food out of the water. Not a good thing. And, once a gator is accustomed to leaving the water for food, it will be captured and killed. It is against the law to feed gators.
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Last Saturday, a small (maybe 4 foot?) gator was caught and killed on my neighbor's front porch. We don't live anywhere near the water. It may be rare but it does happen.
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