Video: Alligator ransacks family's backyard in South Carolina, netizens terrified

A family in Hilton Head, South Carolina, was left stunned after an alligator ransacked ir backyard. It was second visit by alligator, locally kwn as Big George, who reportedly strolled away from its lagoon. Soon after encounter Lossanda Family took to social media to post pictures and videos of beast that have w taken internet by storm

One particular video shows ‘angry alligator’ tossing fire pit, kcking over patio furniture and repeatedly tossing his tail at wall. According to reports, furious reptile wreaked havoc on property and also broke a few things. Speaking about his experience, Fernando Losssanda reportedly said that reptile was "very angry.” He furr said that y saw alligators every day, but “never in backyard kcking everything down." According to one report, Lossanda was at work when reptile appeared after which his mor called him in panic and he rushed back. 

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Meanwhile, social media post has left netizens astonished. One user wrote that it was a 'little too much' while many ors were left terrified. Many ors were surprised by size of reptile and suggested that it needed to be tranquilised. A user wrote, "That’s a huge gator. Glad y got him out." Meanwhile, one user had a different opinion, he wrote, ' Don't feel bad because he/she is probably just looking for a mate, but YIKES!!!" 

'We need to be careful' 

alligator was eventually restrained and escorted back to lagoon by four security guards, international media reported. Commenting on whole incident, Lossanda said that as long as reptile did t hurt anybody, "y just put him back in water." He added that "This is his home, and he's t hurting anybody" before saying that y need to be careful.

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