In Florida, a video went viral in which the crocodile escaped from a van that was transporting the reptiles to another part of a zoo.
This incident has made everyone shocked that the crocodile was on the streets of Florida. In the video, the whole incident was captured by a woman passing by, and it was posted on Facebook by the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park.
Moreover, there were around 250k views on the footage. There were two of the man named Karsyn McCreedy and Gen Anderson, were trying to capture the crocodile. At the time when the crocodile fled from the van, it was being carried in by breaking a window.
Women helped two of the man, Ryan and Donald, that was catching the crocodile, she helped them out, and they captured the crocodile.
The passer-by was named as captured the short video of the incident.
Afterwards, the crocodile was transported safely to its new place, which was another part of the zoo.
In the caption of that post, the authorities of the zoo mentioned, “This is why we have comprehensive training and do drills, to qualify for moments like this. Earlier today, we were migrating crocodilians to another location of the zoo. They were secured and placed into our zoo vehicle. This animal broke the van’s back window and dashed down the street. Our crew acted quickly to recapture it and deliver it safely to its new habitat. At no time was there any real danger as the animal’s mouth was secured.”
Furthermore, in the post, the authorities also gave a shout out to the female that captured that incident in the video was also received the shout out, they said, “And unique GIRL POWER! Karsyn (Reptile Keeper) as well as Gen (General Curator) recaptured it, with support from Ryan and Donald from supervision.”
The internet users appreciated the quick response of the women who captured all of the incidents in the video, and they called it a great job.
One of the users mentioned, “Great job in a situation that was really scary! Your handlers are the best.”
Another one said, “Wow, just another reason to love St Augustine Alligator Farm.”
