Florida officials have taken away a 6-foot alligator from the parking lot of a Publix supermarket.

Alligators are similar to humans.
The Pinellas Park Police Department reported that a nearly six-foot alligator was found wandering in the parking lot of a Publix grocery store in Pinellas Park, Florida. The police were notified by someone who saw the alligator near 49th Street and Park Boulevard. The police department made a joke on their Facebook page, suggesting that the alligator might have been on its way to buy a PubSub.
The post displayed pictures of a captured reptile being released into a nearby body of water with the assistance of Florida Fish and Wildlife. Officials reported that an elderly man in Florida had his leg bitten off by an alligator. Police made a humorous statement in a press release about the alligator following traffic laws as it moved towards a parking lot near a busy intersection. They also reassured the public that both the man and shoppers were safe. Alligator sightings are common in Florida, with a recent incident involving a 5-foot alligator found climbing through a stormwater pipe in Oviedo. The city warned against entering stormwater pipes. Beach-goers in Alabama were shocked to see a huge alligator swimming in the ocean, but it did not charge or hiss at them.
A robotic camera was used to descend into the pipes and spotted the alligator.
The creature eventually vanished from sight. In Titusville, a 72-year-old man had a portion of his leg bitten off by an alligator last month. Access the FOX NEWS APP by clicking here.
An 85-year-old woman was fatally attacked by a 10-foot alligator in Fort Pierce while taking a walk close to her retirement home in February.