Alligator surprises at Starbucks and is captured by firefighters and police in Florida

And alligator recently surprised customers in the drive-thru line at a Starbucks store in the city of North Port, Florida, who gave the alert for the animal to be removed.

He North Port Fire Department reported in Facebook that on the morning of May 4 they received the notice and immediately coordinated actions with the Police Department.

“We have moved our scaly friend to a nearby pond. "Who would have thought that our mornings could be so wild?" they stated on the social network, alerting the population that even in such a daily activity, like looking for a coffee, you have to be careful with these animals.

Among the comments, some people advocated that the animal be euthanized; However, firefighters explained that police “did an incredible job, making sure the alligator was released unharmed.”

Finally, they explained that the reptile was released into a nearby pond, located at the back of Fire Station 81, and in the photos you can see how they used a cane with a loop, which they placed around the animal's head, for your transfer.

The high temperatures that Florida is experiencing these days left a funny scene: a small baby alligator taking a dip by itself in a fountain of water from a park.

The incident occurred at a community fountain in Palm Beach Gardens, in Palm Beach County, according to reports. Telemundo 51.

In a video recorded last April, in the state of Florida, you can see how an alligator climbs a fence in an attempt to reach the water.

Travis Akers shared in the moment the animal accomplished this spectacular feat, commenting: “Florida is wild!”