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  TTOWNNICK - 2 years ago

  alligator: Its a gator they were released for beaver population and were suppossed to die off in the cold winter but they didn't so they are still there. They are found all up the tennessee river and its tributaries

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  zuggg1 - 2 years ago

  GATOR LINK: http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/gatordeer.asp

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  phirst_and_phake - 2 years ago

  gator: not a croc. just look at the previous picture. if you don't know the difference you're an idiot.

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  Ed_Nut - 2 years ago

  rwilliams: is right, its what they do and what they eat.

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  zuggg1 - 2 years ago

  gator: In August 2004, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) finally cleared up the issue by issuing a press release identifying the photographs as having been taken in south Georgia (near the Georgia/South Carolina border) by a USFWS officer in March 2004: acording to snopes

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  Fleetstreetkills - 2 years ago

  yeah its a croc...wide nose: so that is probably something like an antelope of something

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    tast3it - 7 months ago

    @FleetstreetkillsIts a gator you idiot

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  Stncold - 2 years ago

  Not really: Looks to be about 11-12 feet, most grow to around 10-13. Largest on record was 19 feet.

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  SMBguy - 2 years ago

  that's a huge gator or croc... whichever it is... looks like a gator: al;fd

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  rwilliams - 2 years ago

  seriously?: thats exactly what crocs are supposed to do. They sneak up on large mammals drinking.

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