I Think I Would Want Hazardous Duty Pay
- coaledsweat
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Or maybe look for another line of work.
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- Richard S.
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Damn, I didn't think alligators got that big.
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Cool pics just inaccurate description....
that's not an alligator......that was a "BAA"
"Big Ass Alligator"
Cool pics just inaccurate description....
that's not an alligator......that was a "BAA"
"Big Ass Alligator"
- Richard S.
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I'll bet that's crocodile.
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-difference-be ... igator.htm
Hard to tell from the picture but it looks like you can see the teeth on the bottom jaw.
Without the other beside it I can't tell if the snout is rounded or not. I first thought it had a rounded snout (gator) but now I see many teeth.
edit: I'am voting croc.
Hard to tell from the picture but it looks like you can see the teeth on the bottom jaw.
Without the other beside it I can't tell if the snout is rounded or not. I first thought it had a rounded snout (gator) but now I see many teeth.
edit: I'am voting croc.
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I'm saying croc because I've never seen an alligator that big.
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It is a 'gator, a crock would have a narrow, longer and pointed snout, this one is broad and flat
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Looks like a reason to have a swat team as part of the construction crew.. armed with 10GA slug guns or 50cal rifles.
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