People In Florida Are Finding Horny Alligators In Their Homes And Swimming Pools

In case you didn't know, there are approximately 1.5 Million alligators living in the state of Florida at any given time.

1.5 Million alligators.

The population of Florida is 21.3 Million people.

That is a wild statistic. If you live in Florida currently, please explain to me how this works. Do the alligators have a seat in congress? Are there alligator crossing signs? That is so many alligators.

The Fort Meyers Police Department received a call a few days ago that an 8 foot long alligator was camped out on a family's porch.

Calls like this have increased significantly within the last week or so.

Chelsea Brinson caught video of this fellow walking down a street in Fort Myers.

Others have found alligators under their cars, in their backyards, and even in their front foyers.

And in Polk County, an alligator showed up outside of a county jail.

Um, that's unacceptable. He should know when visitor hours are. Sign in at the front desk like a respectable member of society, sheesh.

Brian Norris of Florida Fish and Wildlife says that they're probably just 'browsing around'.

“They have to find some food so that’s when we’ll find them on sidewalks and people’s pools" he told Fox 4.

Florida Fish and Wildlife reports that alligator mating season is just around the corner, so they're likely coming out of the woodwork so they can find mates.

Expect those alligator population statistics to rise in May and June, and peak in late summer.

Don't worry though—they aren't there to hurt you. They're just doing it like they do on the discovery channel.