Carver believes that receding water levels in local lagoons might have encouraged the reptile into her pool. PHOTO COURTESY: THE INDEPENDENT
The reptile broke through their fence and chose to cool off by taking a swim.
Patricia Carver said that when her husband woke her up she could hear noises coming from the pool.
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Carver added that when they saw the alligator they immediately informed the police.
Authorities arrived on the scene and called animal rescue who hauled the alligator out of the pool.
Carver believes that receding water levels in local lagoons might have encouraged the reptile into her pool.
The article originally appeared on The Independent
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